Samantha Walker
Community Engagement Specialist

Samantha holds a Fundraising Management Certificate from Durham College and has volunteered with numerous arts and animal-welfare nonprofit organizations. With a background in the music industry, she brings experience in creative marketing and special events, offering a fresh perspective on fundraising strategy – particularly in areas that emphasize community engagement and connection.

Before formally joining Raincoast, Samantha assisted the development team as a volunteer by identifying new funding opportunities. She now supports the organization’s public outreach initiatives, campaigns, partnership building efforts, and grant coordination.

Having spent her childhood on Vancouver Island, Samantha is thrilled to support Raincoast’s mission to protect the environment, cultures, and communities she has long admired and cherished.

samantha [dot] walker [at] raincoast [dot] org

Samantha Walker wears a toque in the snow and smiles.

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Write letters

Contacting provincial and federal elected officials, as well as members…

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Cetacean sightings with Des Kawai

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A wolf looks through the grass in BC

Wolves prefer seafood to steak

In a remote neck of Canada’s backwoods the deer catch…

A wolf stands

Wolves prefer fish over meat

Researchers found that the Timber wolf prefers salmon when it…

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Fearsome deer hunters? No, wolves would rather dine on a dainty fish dish

By Daily Mail Reporter September 2, 2008 Wolves have a…

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Wolves would rather fish than hunt, biologists say

The Ottawa Citizen Vancouver Sun Tom Spears Tuesday, September 02,…

salmon-eating wolves of the Pacific coast

Whose afraid of the big bad wolf? Salmon are

A four-year study of prey remains in wolf droppings and…

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British Columbia wolves have taste for salmon, new study finds

Financial Post Canwest News Service Published: Tuesday, September 02, 2008…

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