Animal welfare goes wild
Increasingly, Raincoast is articulating the need for an animal welfare ethic that applies to wildlife…
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Conservation group buys hunting rights
by Judith Lavoie, Times Colonist
A group adamantly opposed to trophy hunting of grizzly and black bears now controls hunting rights in a vast area of BC’s central coast… -
Raincoast secures ‘Spirit Bear’ trophy hunting territory
On the heels of coastal First Nations’ declaration opposing the grizzly and black bear hunts, Raincoast has purchased the commercial hunting rights to a large portion of the Great Bear Rainforest
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Raincoast purchases another hunting territory
‘Spirit Bear’ hunting territory now secured By Chris Genovali, Raincoast Executive Director On the heels of last weeks declaration by 10 coastal First Nations of their opposition to sport hunting of grizzly and black bears, Raincoast announced the completed purchase of our second hunting territory. This purchase adds to our existing territory and…
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Mae Moore
Known mostly for her music, Mae Moore writes songs that evoke connection to place and to the personal.
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Robert Bateman
Besides being one of Canada’s best-known artists, Bateman is a spokesperson for many environmental issues.
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Mike Svob
Mike’ Svob’s paintings are held in private and corporate collections throughout the world and featured in International Artists Magazine, Magazin’Art, Artist Magazine, and American Artist among others.
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Carol Evans
Carol is a self-taught artist, developing skills with watercolours over a period of thirty years. Her work has achieved international acclaim and is represented in exhibitions and private collections worldwide.
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Linda M. Feltner
Linda Feltner specialized in the precision of natural history drawings and scientific illustration which has given her art its trademark appearance.
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Christian Morrisseau
Christian Morrisseau paints paints his animal images, landscape, his father and children, his tradition and legends in the Woodland style of his father…
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Ben Fox
Ben is a multi-disciplinary artist, who creates in paint, film, and photography. His paintings reflect his deep love for the forests, rivers, and coastlines of BC.
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Cheryl Samuel
Cheryl has turned her past expertise in teaching and weaving to wood-turned sculptures. ‘Everyone Waits for the Salmon’ is a heart-wrenching cry to stop the inevitable destruction that a pipeline would bring.
