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  • Overhead photo of three killer whales swimming together.
    Raincoast updates

    Listening to protect

    2025 December 72026 March 15

    To protect killer whales, we first need to understand what they are communicating.

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  • 3 people walk in a shallow river with tall vegetation on either side.
    Investigate and inform

    Open Letter to the Honourable Joanne Thompson Minister of Fisheries

    2025 December 42026 April 14

    A coalition of 35 experts from 26 organizations has issued an open letter to push for urgent action to restore Pacific salmon escapement monitoring.

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  • Two Southern Resident killer whales are seen from shore, one under the water.
    Investigate and inform

    How Canada can protect B.C.’s iconic killer whales without busting the budget

    2025 December 32026 May 12

    Three no-cost steps would advance the recovery of Southern Resident killer whales and show that environmental protection and fiscal restraint can go hand-in-hand.

    Read More How Canada can protect B.C.’s iconic killer whales without busting the budgetContinue

  • Shauna Doll stands with her winter coat and toque looking up in to the forest canopy, holding her hot drink.
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    Double your donation through corporate philanthropy  

    2025 December 22025 December 2

    Find out if your employer participates in gift matching using this feature.

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  • A wolf stands on a beach using her mouth to pull a rope connected to a crab trap.
    Investigate and inform

    Wolves, tools, and intelligence

    2025 December 12026 March 17

    New evidence of complex problem-solving in wolves expands our understanding of their intelligence and underscores the need for ethical, evidence-based conservation.

    Read More Wolves, tools, and intelligenceContinue

  • Two scientists appear on the right side of the image standing inside a small boat, placing a long wire into the ocean.
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    A wave of community support for hosting coastal listening stations

    2025 December 12025 December 1

    Let’s talk about our hydrophone stations and how you can help.

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  • Guests stand in the entrance to the Vancouver Aquarium as the evening begins, the lights are dim as guests greet one another.
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    The Raincoast Ocean Science Awards 2025 at the Vancouver Aquarium

    2025 November 272025 November 27

    The 2025 awards ceremony was an uplifting evening celebrating the past, commemorating the present, and looking to the future of ocean conservation.

    Read More The Raincoast Ocean Science Awards 2025 at the Vancouver AquariumContinue

  • Achiever sails under wind power into a shining bright blue sky sunny day.
    Notes from the field

    Supporting youth through experiential learning in nature

    2025 November 252025 November 25

    Raincoast’s Salish Sea Emerging Stewards is an environmental education program that delivers immersive, hands-on learning on-land and at-sea, and we recently successfully completed another sailing expedition for nine Indigenous, BIPOC, racialized, and at-risk youth. Spending five days living together aboard the SV Achiever, the group got to explore various sites in the Salish Sea, observe…

    Read More Supporting youth through experiential learning in natureContinue

  • Restored marsh on Sea Island: wetland habitat is deepened to promote growth of Lyngby's Sedge and fish utilize off-channel marsh habitats.
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    Salmon habitat restored on Sea Island

    2025 November 242026 April 14

    Marsh is vital habitat for salmon and we aim to help restore it in the Fraser River estuary.

    Read More Salmon habitat restored on Sea IslandContinue

  • Two research scientists stand atop a platform on a sail boat, one of them pointing out into the distance. Both wear blue baseball hats. A mountain range and a blue sky is seen in the background.
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    Warm and dry in the field! 

    2025 November 202026 March 17

    Our staff members have been incredibly lucky and grateful to receive support from ANIÁN. Whether it is through gear donations for our youth sailing trips, collaboration to design our Raincoast toques and hats, or helping outfit Raincoasters to stay warm and dry in the field, ANIÁN has been one of our core supporters for years….

    Read More Warm and dry in the field! Continue

  • A hiker wearing a bright yellow jacket and a light green backpack jumps as they traverse a snowy mountain peak.
    Raincoast updates

    Packs built for adventures!

    2025 November 132026 March 17

    Three styles, three options to support Raincoast.

    Read More Packs built for adventures!Continue

  • A killer whale slices through the water, against a backdrop of mountains.
    Conservation updates

    Listening to whales: A new lens on killer whale communication

    2025 November 132025 November 26

    Combining hydrophones, drones, and AI to study killer whale communication dynamics.

    Read More Listening to whales: A new lens on killer whale communicationContinue

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