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  • An exhibit attendee stands reaching out to a ghostly projection of a killer whale.

    Opening! Critical Distance at the Royal BC Museum

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  • A map of the coast with Vancouver Island is seen as a green line with green circles traces a path to show where Raincoast's research vessel has travelled over the past year.
    Raincoast updates

    A year in review: What was Achiever up to in 2025?

    2026 January 152026 January 15

    Watch our research vessel travel around the BC coast using our live tracking map.

    Read More A year in review: What was Achiever up to in 2025?Continue

  • The dorsal fin of a killer whale breaks the surface of the ocean, with two killer whales emerging to its side closer to shore. There is a forest nearby along the shoreline and mist escaping from the killer whale as it breathes.
    Conservation updates

    Long-term research on long-lived species takes a village

    2026 January 142026 March 15

    We’re listening to protect killer whales, and we need your help to make our 2026 field season happen.

    Read More Long-term research on long-lived species takes a villageContinue

  • A wolf is seen via trail cam imagery as they stop to poop.
    Investigate and inform

    What does a wolf eat in a year?

    2026 January 52026 January 5

    What does a wolf eat over the course of a year? How can we find out? Through scat analysis!  As we head into 2026, we wanted to share some results from our scat analysis work documenting what recovering wolf populations eat throughout the seasons. While it’s well known that wolves have a strong appetite for…

    Read More What does a wolf eat in a year?Continue

  • A killer whale just before breaking the surface tension of the water.
    Tracking Raincoast

    Uncovering the causes of degraded fish and whale habitat 

    2025 December 312026 March 17

    These are not just stories about chemistry, numbers, and water quality. These are stories about watersheds, fish habitat, and the well-being of communities.

    Read More Uncovering the causes of degraded fish and whale habitat Continue

  • 2 people planting trees in front of the "Restoration work in progress" sign.
    Tracking Raincoast

    Communities for Coastal Douglas-fir habitats

    2025 December 302025 December 18

    Restoring and stewarding the coastal forest ecosystems we call home.

    Read More Communities for Coastal Douglas-fir habitatsContinue

  • A group of 7 people sit/stand in a circle aboard Achiever.
    Tracking Raincoast

    Educating on land and at sea

    2025 December 292025 December 18

    Engaging youth through land- and sea-based exploration, learning and conservation.

    Read More Educating on land and at seaContinue

  • A male chum salmon lurking in the estuary of a stream.
    Tracking Raincoast

    Climate resilience for salmon habitat

    2025 December 282026 March 17

    Drones, snorkel surveys, and how the drivers of severe wildfire affect watershed security and salmon habitat in BC.

    Read More Climate resilience for salmon habitatContinue

  • Tiny salmon fry swim around in the dark waters of a central coast stream.
    Tracking Raincoast

    Long may they run

    2025 December 272026 March 17

    Fighting to rebuild the resilience of BC’s wild salmon.

    Read More Long may they runContinue

  • Suzie and Valeria whack the pole on Achiever during observations.
    Films and videos

    What does whacking a metal pole tied to the side of our research vessel have to do with killer whale conservation

    2025 December 262026 March 15

    Behind-the-scenes of killer whale field research.

    Read More What does whacking a metal pole tied to the side of our research vessel have to do with killer whale conservationContinue

  • The Raincoast Wild Salmon team wades into the waters of the Fraser River Estuary to work on restoration.
    Tracking Raincoast

    Habitat restoration and salmon research

    2025 December 262026 August 13

    Restoring vital habitat for salmon in the Fraser River estuary.

    Read More Habitat restoration and salmon researchContinue

  • A world map with circles of influence and impact shown with circles all over the Northern hemisphere.
    Tracking Raincoast

    30 years of Raincoast’s reach

    2025 December 242026 March 17

    Our influence stretches internationally, with our researchers and scientists contributing to groundbreaking work across the globe.

    Read More 30 years of Raincoast’s reachContinue

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