Raincoast submits comments on Province’s Wolf Management Plan
Overall, this is a deeply flawed plan that contains many scientifically unsound and uninformed objectives…
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Oil-free coast aim of conservation show
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… -
Carnivore expert discusses BC ‘wolf management plan’
“Strong on killing and not very strong on conservation” says Raincoast’s Dr. Paul Paquet about BC’s wolf management plan…
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Artists turn eye on coastal rainforest in protest against proposed pipeline
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… -
Oil pipelines – a spiritual and artistic view
Times Colonist blog by Sherry Kirkvold
In the beginning, some say it was Raven who brought light to the world… -
Global TV coverage of art exhibition opening
Check out the coverage of the Art for an Oil-Free Coast exhibition grand opening at Performance Works on Granville Island…
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Pipeline hearings done in Prince George
For nearly two months a large chunk of Northern Gateway’s application to build a pipeline through northern B.C. has been laid bare, poked and prodded by opponents and other interveners…
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Wolf kill contest debated on CKNW
Listen to the CKNW discussion on the wolf kill contest with Raincoast’s Sr Scientist and wolf expert Dr. Paul Paquet…
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Wolf kill contest sparks outrage
Alaska Highway News
A wolf-kill contest sponsored has provoked outrage in the provincial media… -
Raincoast scientists on the stand: Listen live
Raincoast’s Dr. Chris Darimont and Dr. Paul Paquet are being cross examined by Enbridge on the terrestrial implications of the Northern Gateway..
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SkeenaWild Film Festival: Don’t miss it
Groundswell and Reflections will play at the SkeenaWild Film Festival along with other great films. Check it out…
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Art for an oil-free coast: Exhibitions begin!
On November 27, we invite you to see works from 50 of BC’s finest artists who have depicted the fragility, beauty and vulnerability of our west coast…
