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  • Orcas Swimming
    Investigate and inform

    Potential acoustic impacts of increased vessel traffic on Southern Resident Killer Whales

    2015 June 202024 July 8

    Dr. Chris Clark, acoustic expert from Cornell University, describes how noise and disturbance from vessels in the Salish Sea are likely impacting killer whales…

    Read More Potential acoustic impacts of increased vessel traffic on Southern Resident Killer WhalesContinue

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    Investigate and inform

    Population Viability Analysis of Southern Resident killer whales

    2015 June 202024 July 8

    Expert report on the viability of the southern resident killer whale population in the face of existing and future threats within their critical habitat of the Salish Sea…

    Read More Population Viability Analysis of Southern Resident killer whalesContinue

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    Events

    Return of the River

    2015 June 162024 July 8

    Don’t miss Return of the River on June 26 at Esquimalt High School Theatre, 7-9 pm. Join Raincoast and other members of the Roundtable for killer whale recovery…

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    Raincoast updates

    Hats off to a great Heiltsuk bear research crew!

    2015 June 92024 July 8

    We’re nearing the end of our spring research season for the Heiltsuk node of the Coastal Bear Working Group, and what a year it’s been…

    Read More Hats off to a great Heiltsuk bear research crew!Continue

  • Three orcas swim in a pod from right to left, showing their dorsal fin.
    Raincoast updates

    Raincoast files NEB evidence on wildlife impacts from proposed Trans Mountain project

    2015 May 302024 July 8

    On May 27 Raincoast filed four submissions to the NEB on our concerns regarding Kinder Morgan’s proposed Trans Mountain Expansion…

    Read More Raincoast files NEB evidence on wildlife impacts from proposed Trans Mountain projectContinue

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    Novel species interactions: black bears respond to Pacific herring spawn

    2015 May 262024 July 8

    Raincoast researchers document the first scientific evidence of a cross-ecosystem interaction between Pacific herring and black bears, two prominent species that play substantive roles in coastal ecosystems…

    Read More Novel species interactions: black bears respond to Pacific herring spawnContinue

  • A black wolf is walking through the woods.
    Raincoast updates

    BC: Stop Killing Wolves – rent a billboard today

    2015 May 242024 July 8

    Raincoast has initiated a billboard campaign to raise public awareness about the ill-conceived and inhumane BC wolf cull…

    Read More BC: Stop Killing Wolves – rent a billboard todayContinue

  • 2015 billboard campaign to stop killing wolves.
    Investigate and inform

    BC’s wolf cull is unscientific, unethical and unwarranted

    2015 May 152025 December 15

    This unscientific, unethical, and unwarranted wolf cull is a consequence of industrial logging and other human activity…

    Read More BC’s wolf cull is unscientific, unethical and unwarrantedContinue

  • Wolves standing in the cross hairs of a gun sight
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    Witnessing extinction: habitat loss, caribou and the wolf cull

    2015 May 142025 December 15

    Eight environmental groups applaud a recently published scientific report that reveals how much habitat the caribou in the South Peace region have lost…

    Read More Witnessing extinction: habitat loss, caribou and the wolf cullContinue

  • Oil tanker in BC waters
    In the media

    Lori and Goliath

    2015 May 72024 July 8

    Briony Penn / FOCUS
    And now Waters is lending her sizeable talents to Raincoast–one of BC’s most respected scientific research-based environmental groups–where she has been hired to communicate their extensive coastal research…

    Read More Lori and GoliathContinue

  • A woman kneeling in the water.
    In the media

    Plumbing the depths of the Salish Sea

    2015 April 242024 July 8

    Angela Cowan / Peninsula News Review
    The Raincoast Conservation Foundation is hosting an entertainment-laced evening of Salish Sea inspired scientific talks…

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    Raincoast launches BC wolf cull billboard campaign

    2015 April 162025 December 15

    Raincoast has launched a billboard campaign calling attention to the inhumane slaughter of wolves that is occurring at the hands of the BC government…

    Read More Raincoast launches BC wolf cull billboard campaignContinue

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