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    Howling with happiness for Alberta’s wolves

    2008 October 302024 July 8

    Calgary Herald Editorial Tuesday, October 28, 2008 It’s always heartening when government bows to the advice of experts like Paul Paquet, one of the foremost wolf experts in North America, instead of forging on blindly ahead regardless.

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  • Notes from the field

    Tar (sands) and Feathers

    2008 October 272024 July 8

    By Caroline Fox, Ornithologist, Marine Conservation Program Nepean Sound, BC North Coast, October, 2008 In the fall, the skies, lands and waters of the Great Bear Rainforest teem with marine and coastal birds.  While some will overwinter here, many millions are in the midst of a major migration south.

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    Controversial wolf sterilization plan scrapped

    2008 October 242024 July 8

    By Cathy Ellis Rocky Mountain Outlook October 23, 2008 7:00 AM A controversial government-endorsed University of Alberta experiment to sterilize adult wolves and kill off other members of the packs in order to boost elk numbers has been scrapped.

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    Keep coast free of oil rigs

    2008 October 232024 July 8

    Winnipeg Free Press Oct. 22, 2008 by Chris Genovali Re: Ex-premiers sing praises of BC offshore oil development; Campbell nixes notion, (Free Press, Oct. 21). It is unfortunate that former interim premier turned industry consultant Dan Miller is once again advocating for industry to open up British Columbia’s coast to oil rigs,

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  • In the media

    Drill Baby Drill

    2008 October 162026 July 16

    Alaska governor Sarah Palin is really more frightening than fiesty CounterPunch, October 20, 2008 Monday Magazine,’a0 October 15, 2008 By Chris Genovali Victoria’s Times-Colonist writer Iain Hunter’s recent column on John McCain’s vice-presidential pick Sarah Palin (“Our election needs Palin’s feistiness,” September 8, 2008) exemplifies the type of feckless punditry plaguing so much of the…

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  • Events

    Marine Conservation Workshop

    2008 October 162024 July 8

    Strengthening Marine and Freshwater Conservation in BC A workshop to share knowledge, expertise and experiences among marine and freshwater conservation groups in BC. When: November 21, 2008, Vancouver 9 am-5:00 pm Where: Empire Landmark Hotel, 1400 Robson Street, Vancouver, BC

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  • Investigate and inform

    Review of British Columbia’s Wildlife Act

    2008 September 282024 July 8

    This is a response to the Ministry of Environment’s review of the Wildlife Act in 2007.  It was submitted by the Sierra Legal Defense Fund (now EcoJustice) and University of Victoria’s Environmental Law Clinic on behalf of Raincoast Conservation Foundation and a coalition of BC ENGO’s. Download the pdf

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  • Films and videos | In the media

    Wild Salmon in Trouble

    2008 September 262024 July 8

    Wild Salmon in Trouble Video – at the Watershed Watch site Watershed Watch produced the animation ‘Wild Salmon in Trouble’ to clarify why sea lice are a problem for wild salmon and to provide an overview of the salmon life cycle so the public can make informed decisions regarding the seafood they purchase.

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  • Investigate and inform

    The Last Wild Wolves (2007)

    2008 September 182024 July 8

    The last wild Wolves: Ghosts of the Great Bear Rainforest (2007). By Ian McAllister and Raincoast’s Dr. Chris Darimont, with foreword by Raincoast’s Dr. Paul Paquet. Published by Greystone Books. 100% of Darimont and Paquet’s revenues were donated to the Qqs Society in support of science and cultural youth camps at Koeye.

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  • Raincoast updates

    Write letters

    2008 September 172024 July 8

    Contacting provincial and federal elected officials, as well as members of the opposition and newspapers, is an effective and important way to communicate your thoughts on an issue.  Here are some key contacts. Provincial BC Premier Hon. Gordon Campbell (and MLA Vancouver-Point Grey)Mailing address: PO Box 9041 Stn Prov Govt  Victoria, BC  V8W 9E2Email: Gordon…

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  • Notes from the field

    Cetacean sightings with Des Kawai

    2008 September 162024 July 8

    Cetacean sightings with Des Kawai – printable version

    By Des Kawai
    Marine Mammal Biologist
    Grenville Channel, August 2008

    It was not a humpback whale. But if not, then what? We were in the middle of Grenville Channel, conducting our summer survey for marine mammals and birds. Usually, the large whales we see in…

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  • A wolf looks through the grass in BC
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    Wolves prefer seafood to steak

    2008 September 52024 July 8

    In a remote neck of Canada’s backwoods the deer catch a break during the fall. That’s when the wolves go fishing. “Although most people imagine wolves chasing deer and other hoofed animals …

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