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    An oil spill could be ‘catastrophic’ for British Columbia killer whales

    2010 March 222024 July 8

    Orca population would not survive an ecological incident, researchers say By Nicholas Read, Special To The Sun March 22, 2010 British Columbia killer whales could become extinct in the long term if an oil spill similar in scope to that from the Exxon Valdez occurred off the coast of B.C., says a conservation biologist with…

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    We’re a never-kill-wolf province, public says

    2010 March 222024 July 8

    B.C. government faced with tough decision on caribou recovery issue By Larry Pynn, Vancouver Sun, March 18, 2010 The public has rejected the idea of an aerial wolf kill in B.C. to benefit threatened mountain caribou, even before the first gun has been loaded.

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    Meet the Raincoast Marine Team

    2010 March 192024 October 23

    In 2007, the crew surveyed the stormy waters off BC’s central and north coast until December, in order to expand our understanding of abundance and distribution patterns of animals throughout the year…

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    Groups call for emergency corridor for wild salmon smolts: closure of three fish farms

    2010 March 132024 July 8

    Dan Maclennan, Courier-Islander Wednesday, March 10, 2010 A host of environmental, recreation and tourism organizations are calling on Ottawa to shut down three fish farms to create an emergency corridor for out-migrating wild salmon smolts.

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    Raincoast’s Oscar pick

    2010 March 82024 July 8

    Raincoast joins with other national and international organizations to support James Cameron and send a message about the Alberta Tar Sands Project that would bring oil tankers to the BC coast. Click here to see the ad in Hollywood’s Variety Magazine.

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    Marine Bird Research Takes Flight

    2010 March 82024 July 8

    I was on my back on the aft deck of the research vessel.  My repose was involuntary as we plied the lumpy waters of Haida Gwaii’s west coast.  Not one prone to sea-sickness, I nevertheless felt like my head was virtually nailed down, a result of the interminable chop.

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    Notes from the Blood Shed

    2010 February 182024 July 8

    By Ian Jansma, Research Assistant Denny Island Field Station When I signed up as a volunteer on Raincoast’s salmon-carnivore study, I didn’t realize I’d be spending my days up to my armpits in blood. In the moist, pungent darkness of the ‘Blood Shed’, I mix fish oil and cow’s blood into a frothy cocktail with…

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    Survival of the smallest

    2010 February 42024 July 8

    Humans have evolutionary impact on animals; our prey is getting smaller, breeding earlier MacLeans Magazine, February, 2010 by Rachel Mendleson As a general rule, it’s tough to get the public engaged in science. Which is why Victoria-based environmental researcher Chris Darimont says he’s “thrilled” about the attention his findings on the evolutionary impacts of hunting…

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    Royal Victoria Marathon 2010

    2010 February 42024 July 8

    Join ‘the Salmon Run’ this fall. From near and far Raincoast needs runners for the 2010 Royal Victoria Marathon.  October is a beautiful time of year to run the waterfront streets of Victoria in this qualifier for the Boston marathon.  And… what a great reason to run!  Raincoast is an official charity of RVM’s charity…

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    Let’s examine the morality of the trophy hunt

    2010 February 22024 July 18

    A version of this article first ran in the Vancouver Province, January 22, 2010. The B.C. grizzly bear hunt has been a source of unrelenting controversy. Both sides are stuck in an expert-driven argument in which both camps claim science supports their positions. It is time that the debate was conducted within the context of…

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    Bella Coola grizzly bears need your voice.

    2010 February 12024 July 8

    Send a letter to environment Minister Barry Penner. A disturbing number of grizzly bears are being shot as ‘control kills’ in BC’s Bella Coola valley. Most of these kills are as a result of humans who don’t secure bear attractants. Despite this, virtually no enforcement action is being taken against individuals responsible for the needless…

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    Tracking Raincoast into 2010

    2010 January 282024 July 8

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