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  • Heavy equipment lays an oil pipe in the ground
    In the media

    Claims over diluted bitumen disputed at Northern Gateway hearings

    2013 February 72024 July 8

    CTV News
    ForestEthics, Raincoast, and Living Oceans, along with the Haisla, Haida and Heiltsuk, have submitted to the panel that diluted bitumen does sink, making it extremely difficult — if not impossible — to clean up…

    Read More Claims over diluted bitumen disputed at Northern Gateway hearingsContinue

  • A killer whale calf surfaces with a group of whales.
    In the media

    Navy sonar: Canadian environmental groups get legal standing in U.S. court case

    2013 January 312024 July 8

    By Larry Pynn, Vancouver Sun
    Canadian environmental groups have received legal standing in a U.S. suit that seeks to halt Navy sonar exercises that would threaten at-risk whales on the West Coast…

    Read More Navy sonar: Canadian environmental groups get legal standing in U.S. court caseContinue

  • A black and white photo of a group of people holding signs.
    In the media

    Can Idle No More Save the Great Bear Rainforest?

    2013 January 282024 July 8

    Outside Online by Adventure Ethics
    While links between Idle No More and Northern Gateway protests are informal, they’re part of a wider reaction to an increasingly conservative government..

    Read More Can Idle No More Save the Great Bear Rainforest?Continue

  • Closeup of the face of a gray wolf
    Investigate and inform

    How would wolves manage humans?

    2013 January 192024 July 8

    Raincoast reached out to Ken S. Lupus who offered a ‘lupine’ perspective on the province’s wolf kill plan with a take on how humans ought to be managed…

    Read More How would wolves manage humans?Continue

  • Aerial view of islands in coastal BC
    In the media

    The $273 billion question: Enbridge and the Northern Gateway controversy

    2013 January 192024 July 8

    Reader’s Digest, By Arno Kopecky
    The Harper government wants to supercharge the
 Canadian economy with oil tankers moving through BC coast. Detractors of Northern Gateway insist a single oil spill is all it would take …

    Read More The $273 billion question: Enbridge and the Northern Gateway controversyContinue

  • A wolf looks through the grass in BC
    In the media | Investigate and inform

    BC’s wolves deserve better

    2013 January 152026 July 8

    Seaside Magazine, January 2013
    By Chris Genovali and Paul Paquet
    There has been much controversy over the draft management plan for Grey Wolves put forward by BC’s provincial government…

    Read More BC’s wolves deserve betterContinue

  • A man painting on a easel in front of a mountain.
    In the media

    Artists rally against pipeline

    2013 January 142024 July 8

    Parksville Qualicum News: Brenda Gough
    When Errington artist Dan Gray joined a project supporting efforts to protest the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline he had no idea how profoundly his life would be affected by the journey…

    Read More Artists rally against pipelineContinue

  • A painting of a man on a cliff overlooking a lake.
    In the media

    Canada’s Raincoast at Risk: Picture an oil-free coast forever

    2013 January 112024 July 8

    Mary Ann Moore, Special to the Vancouver Sun
    The 50 artists featured created paintings, prints, carvings and sculptures to reflect their experience of the dramatic beauty and ecological diversity of B.C.’s coast…

    Read More Canada’s Raincoast at Risk: Picture an oil-free coast foreverContinue

  • A wolf lies in the grass, blending into the background
    In the media | Investigate and inform

    BC Wolf Management Plan Scapegoats Carnivores

    2013 January 102024 July 8

    Huffington Post: Chris Genovali and Paul Paquet
    BC’s low point in 2012 was the rollout of the “Draft Management Plan for the Grey Wolf “…

    Read More BC Wolf Management Plan Scapegoats CarnivoresContinue

  • Closeup of the face of a gray wolf
    In the media

    Return of wolves prompts open hunting season

    2013 January 92024 July 8

    by Larry Pynn, Vancouver Sun
    Raincoast’s wolf scientists Paul Paquet and Chris Darimont comment on the province’s wolf management plan…

    Read More Return of wolves prompts open hunting seasonContinue

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

    Art auction ends tonight!

    2013 January 92024 July 8

    Now is your chance to acquire original art pieces by incredible BC artists…

    Read More Art auction ends tonight!Continue

  • Two men posing with dead wolves in the snow.
    In the media | Investigate and inform

    Wolves savaged by management plan

    2013 January 72024 July 8

    Chris Genovali and Paul Paquet, Times Colonist
    The low point for conservation policy in 2012 was the rollout of the “Draft management plan for the Grey Wolf”…

    Read More Wolves savaged by management planContinue

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