Protection and conservation of gray wolves
Using minimally invasive methods to assess wolf behaviour and ecology, improve welfare through informed conservation policies, and identify key habitats for conservation.
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Biodiversity in BC, monitoring, and informing
Examining the genetics of whales and wolves, and using DNA from scat to determine spatial and temporal data on diet.
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A year of ship support around the coast
Film shoots, never-been-done-before research, youth trips, and more.
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What it will take to recover the Southern Resident killer whales
Raincoast brought together 31 international scientists to create a roadmap that answers this daunting question.
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Listening to protect
Our ongoing projects allow us to hear cetacean vocalizations in real time to better understand how their communication is being impacted.
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“Smile, you’re on a wildlife camera!” on Haíɫzaqv territory
Working to better understand how variables such as forest age and salmon availability may influence species interactions with both the landscape and one another.
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Chinook salmon are getting smaller – and one explanation is uncomfortably familiar
Honey, I shrunk the Chinook.
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The need for renewed federal commitment to The Wild Salmon Policy
New paper evaluates both the enduring relevance of the Wild Salmon Policy and the persistent gaps that have limited its efficacy.
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30 years in the Great Bear Rainforest
How Haíɫzaqv principles and ongoing research will guide our future.
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Canada’s Policy for the Conservation of Wild Pacific Salmon
A framework for safeguarding salmon diversity and resilience.
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A killer future
By restoring Chinook salmon, reducing underwater noise, and stopping pollution there is still time to protect these iconic animals for generations to come.
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Honey, I shrunk the Chinook
Chinook salmon are getting smaller, and one explanation is uncomfortably familiar.
