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  • Over head photo of an estuary in Heiltsuk territory.
    Raincoast updates

    Job posting: Field Technicians for wildlife monitoring field work in Haíɫzaqv Territory

    2023 April 192025 February 4

    Applications close May 1, 2023.

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  • The tide rises while we head out on the Lower Fraser to conduct our research
    Raincoast updates

    Summer employment opportunity (closed)

    2018 March 172024 July 8

    Are you a biology student looking for a great summer job? Check out Raincoast’s juvenile salmon program in the Fraser Estuary. We are looking to hire two field assistants…

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  • The Achiever, a 60-foot sailing vessel, sits on the water, while forested hills rise in the background. From the water, a double rainbow rises - the brighter rainbow seems to come from the bow of the boat.
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    The CV for the SV Achiever

    2011 October 12024 July 8

    Seaside Times October 2011
    Achiever is our coast guard certified steel sloop who safely carries us through wind and waves from anchor to anchor…

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  • The sailboat, Achiever, docks for the evening.
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    Achiever at rest and at work

    2010 September 172024 July 8

    Check out these images of Raincoast’s research vessel Achiever ‘at rest and at work’ recently taken by our Field Station manager Doug Brown. The ‘at rest’ shot is the boat tied up at the Raincoast Field Station.

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  • Doug Brown
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    Honouring ‘Wolfman’ Doug Brown Jr.

    2010 May 122024 July 8

    Our first ‘real’ blog post from the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest! Perhaps you are expecting tales of bears, wolves, or salmon.  Well, after three days of fieldwork, we have not yet seen any charismatic wildlife (except a nice spike buck in velvet). And we have heard that locals have been catching some salmon,…

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  • A man and woman holding a baby in front of a tree.
    Notes from the field | Raincoast updates

    Emerging from the den

    2010 May 42024 July 8

    Our spring field season has arrived and is led by Dr. Chris Darimont, Raincoast Director of Science by Chris Darimont Possessing only a rudimentary knowledge of gravity, delicate little claws for braking, and pure trust in their momma, brand new grizzly cubs are slip-sliding their way down snowfields this month as they emerge from their…

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