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  • a person wraps a measuring tape around the trunk of a tree
    Raincoast updates

    Hug a tree for science!

    2026 March 102026 March 10

    Have you ever seen a big tree and wondered what you could do to ensure it can be protected for future generations? Well, let us introduce you to the BC BigTree Registry! The BC BigTree Registry is a citizen science-powered initiative that works to document, monitor, and protect British Columbia’s ancient trees and associated old-growth…

    Read More Hug a tree for science!Continue

  • Two forest workers walk through the largish trees of the Gulf Islands with sunny yellow skies in the background.
    Backgrounders

    The Islands Trust Policy Statement, and how it’s veering off-course

    2026 March 92026 March 13

    A lot can happen in seven years.

    Read More The Islands Trust Policy Statement, and how it’s veering off-courseContinue

  • Tiny humans walk through a giant glowing forest.

    Deadline to take action to call on the federal government to make good on its promise to protect the BC Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund (BCSRIF)

    Read More Deadline to take action to call on the federal government to make good on its promise to protect the BC Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund (BCSRIF)Continue

  • A salmon splashes in a stream with extreme light and dark areas.
    Investigate and inform

    Ensure the long-term stability of projects dedicated to the recovery of wild salmon (BCSRIF)

    2026 March 92026 April 14

    We call on the federal government to make good on its promise to protect the BC Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund (BCSRIF).

    Read More Ensure the long-term stability of projects dedicated to the recovery of wild salmon (BCSRIF)Continue

  • Raincoast staff talks to a group about the Douglas-fir to her left.
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    How to measure a tree

    2026 March 52026 March 16

    Measuring height, diameter, and crown spread of a big tree can present many challenges. Here’s a few tips and tricks to help you out.

    Read More How to measure a treeContinue

  • A bright, colourful montage of SDG Month Canada, over top of a festival photo.

    Come see Tracker (and Dr. Peter Ross) at the False Creek Community Placemaking Festival

    Read More Come see Tracker (and Dr. Peter Ross) at the False Creek Community Placemaking FestivalContinue

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    Events

    We’re bringing the environmental community together with a new event: The Confluence

    2026 March 42026 April 14

    Join us for this Friday night mixer designed to spark honest conversations, new relationships, and bold ideas.

    Read More We’re bringing the environmental community together with a new event: The ConfluenceContinue

  • A red-haired young woman stands in front of a projector, speaking to a crowd sat listening as she speaks on wolf biology.

    Chavon Robertshaw speaks at ElderCollege event at the Silver Harbour Centre

    Read More Chavon Robertshaw speaks at ElderCollege event at the Silver Harbour CentreContinue

  • Join us for a new event, The Confluence, at the Fraser River Discovery Centre April 24th.

    Faces of the Fraser: The Confluence

    Read More Faces of the Fraser: The ConfluenceContinue

  • A plastic container lies on a polluted shoreline, with two environmental engineers in safety gear examining debris in the background. The image underscores pollution impact and the need for environmental action.
    Raincoast updates

    National plastic pollution efforts continue

    2026 February 262026 February 26

    Good things happen when experts from different sectors work together.

    Read More National plastic pollution efforts continueContinue

  • A red-haired young woman stands in front of a projector, speaking to a crowd sat listening as she speaks on wolf biology.
    Raincoast updates

    Embracing your inner wolf and field researcher

    2026 February 252026 March 17

    Events and presentations to get you thinking about wildlife and coexistence.

    Read More Embracing your inner wolf and field researcherContinue

  • In a dense green forest, one biologist walks along the side of a large mossy log as another walks beside below her.
    Notes from the field

    Step into a creek walker’s boots

    2026 February 232026 February 23

    A first-person account of monitoring the salmon run in Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk) Territory

    Read More Step into a creek walker’s bootsContinue

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