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  • A large cargo ship in the middle of the ocean.
    Raincoast updates

    Enbridge consistently underestimates tanker risks in North Pacific: Raincoast

    2012 December 172024 July 8

    McLeans.ca By The Canadian Press
    “They’re not lying” said Raincoast’s Captain Brian Falconer, “They’ve just chosen a way of expressing it that is meaningless in assessing risk”…

    Read More Enbridge consistently underestimates tanker risks in North Pacific: RaincoastContinue

  • Heavy equipment lays an oil pipe in the ground
    Raincoast updates

    Pipeliners increase flow of BS

    2012 December 152024 July 8

    FOCUS Magazine By Briony Penn, December 2012
    The Canadian Heavy Oil Association hopes a “factspill” will persuade British Columbians to support their pipelines…

    Read More Pipeliners increase flow of BSContinue

  • An oil tanker is partially submerged in rough seas
    Raincoast updates

    Enbridge underestimates tanker risks in North Pacific, pipeline hearing told

    2012 December 132024 July 8

    Calgary Herald, By The Canadian Press
    It was a fairly calm day for storm season in the North Pacific, where Brian Falconer, long-time mariner and marine operations co-ordinator for Raincoast, said waves can swell to 26 metres high…

    Read More Enbridge underestimates tanker risks in North Pacific, pipeline hearing toldContinue

  • An oil tanker is partially submerged in rough seas
    In the media

    Enbridge, opponents spar over pipeline’s risks

    2012 December 132024 July 8

    The Globe and Mail
    This week, federal hearings into the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline have come to Prince Rupert to examine marine impacts and spill response…

    Read More Enbridge, opponents spar over pipeline’s risksContinue

  • An abstract painting of a red crab on a black background.
    In the media

    Experience art for an oil-free coast

    2012 December 122024 July 8

    Island Tides, By Sara Miles
    Raincoast’s sweeping ‘Oil Free Coast’ initiative began last June taking 50 artists to the coastal rainforest…

    Read More Experience art for an oil-free coastContinue

  • Notes from the Field - A conservation update from the Great Bear Rainforest
    Notes from the field

    Give the gift of art and conservation

    2012 December 92024 July 8

    The majority of our efforts in 2012 however, have been focused on the biggest challenge we have faced yet – stopping the conversion of BC’s coast to an energy corridor for the shipment of tar sands oil…

    Read More Give the gift of art and conservationContinue

  • A painting of a sunset over a body of water.
    Raincoast updates

    CHEK TV at Victoria art opening

    2012 December 62024 July 8

    CHEK TV covers the Victoria opening of the Art for an Oil-Free Coast exhibition tour…

    Read More CHEK TV at Victoria art openingContinue

  • A wolf howls, or possibly yips, in the West Coast grass
    In the media

    Management Plan for humans submitted by BC wolves

    2012 December 62024 July 8

    A Draft Management Plan for Humans was submitted today by Ken S. Lupus with the BC Ministry of Wild Wolves…

    Read More Management Plan for humans submitted by BC wolvesContinue

  • A wolf howls, or possibly yips, in the West Coast grass
    In the media

    Raincoast submits comments on Province’s Wolf Management Plan

    2012 December 62024 July 8

    Overall, this is a deeply flawed plan that contains many scientifically unsound and uninformed objectives…

    Read More Raincoast submits comments on Province’s Wolf Management PlanContinue

  • A man writing on a piece of paper.
    In the media

    Oil-free coast aim of conservation show

    2012 December 52024 July 8

    Gulf Islands Driftwood
    Art and environmental action have come together in a travelling exhibition called Art for an Oil-Free Coast that stops at Salt Spring from Dec. 11 to 16…

    Read More Oil-free coast aim of conservation showContinue

  • A wolf yips, or howls, in the long grass.
    In the media

    Carnivore expert discusses BC ‘wolf management plan’

    2012 December 32024 July 8

    “Strong on killing and not very strong on conservation” says Raincoast’s Dr. Paul Paquet about BC’s wolf management plan…

    Read More Carnivore expert discusses BC ‘wolf management plan’Continue

  • Art for an oil free coast.
    Raincoast updates

    Artists turn eye on coastal rainforest in protest against proposed pipeline

    2012 December 32024 July 8

    By Judith Lavoie, Times Colonist
    The image of mist drifting over steep slopes, where a black bear searches for salmon, instantly evokes the Great Bear Rainforest…

    Read More Artists turn eye on coastal rainforest in protest against proposed pipelineContinue

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