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  • Spawning channel on the lower mainland.
    Investigate and inform

    Letter: Kinder Morgan intervenors demand answers from NEB about salmon protection

    2017 October 22024 July 8

    Raincoast and Living Oceans detailed concerns over the use of spawning deterrents in important Chinook salmon spawning area in this letter to the National Energy Board…

    Read More Letter: Kinder Morgan intervenors demand answers from NEB about salmon protectionContinue

  • Marlie Van Roy lifts a canoe in preparation for departure.
    Notes from the field

    Community-based science and communing with the coast

    2017 September 302024 July 8

    “Rain’s supposed to come down even harder this afternoon,” says our Skipper Murray ‘Moose’ Barton and we lower the canoe into the water…

    Read More Community-based science and communing with the coastContinue

  • A clear day in Active Pass.
    Notes from the field

    Getting the next generation of Salish Sea stewards back to school

    2017 September 202024 July 8

    As scientists we learn from each other, our Indigenous partners, the wildlife we study and the youth we engage. For over 15 years, as guests of the Heiltsuk Nation, Raincoast staff scientists have supported the development of local youth as future stewards…

    Read More Getting the next generation of Salish Sea stewards back to schoolContinue

  • A Raincoast scientist walks through the tall grass to get to the shores of the Lower Fraser for salmon testing.
    Events

    Celebrating wild salmon conservation with Michael Snyder, April Bencze and guests

    2017 September 82024 July 8

    Join us September 13th at Patagonia Vancouver for food, music, photography and stories that celebrate the foundation of the coast. Music by Rick Buckman Coe. Stories by April Bencze. Photos and more by Michael Snyder ….

    Read More Celebrating wild salmon conservation with Michael Snyder, April Bencze and guestsContinue

  • A black bear stares out from the intertidal zone on the BC coast.
    In the media

    Chris Darimont explains “achievement” and hunter satisfactions in carnivore hunting

    2017 September 62024 July 8

    On August 29, Dr. Chris Darimont joined Pamela McCall on CFAX 1070. They discussed new research that can help shed light on what satisfies hunters and some of the implications for carnivore hunting in BC…

    Read More Chris Darimont explains “achievement” and hunter satisfactions in carnivore huntingContinue

  • A grizzly bear sits down in the shallow water on the BC Coast.
    Investigate and inform

    New research gives insight into the minds of hunters

    2017 September 52024 July 8

    Research from Raincoast and UVic has shed new light on what satisfies hunters. Reporting in the Wildlife Society Bulletin, we found that appreciation of nature and affiliation are common, but less pronounced ‘satisfactions’ expressed by hunters.

    Read More New research gives insight into the minds of huntersContinue

  • Misty MacDuffee and Wiet van Bragt survey the Fraser River in the lower mainland.
    Notes from the field

    How a Dutchman found himself knee-deep in Fraser River mud

    2017 August 312026 August 13

    We used several techniques to catch the tiny salmon. We purse seined for them on the flats of the estuary in Georgia Strait, we beach seined along the shoreline of the river delta, and we set up fyke nets in the side channels of the river mouth…

    Read More How a Dutchman found himself knee-deep in Fraser River mudContinue

  • Measuring a Chinook salmon on the lower Fraser river.
    Investigate and inform

    Alaskans close fisheries to protect BC Chinook salmon, while Canada fishes on

    2017 August 312026 August 13

    There are just as many warning signs that Chinook (spring) salmon in British Columbia are also returning in poor numbers. So why does Canada take a much greater risk with its salmon fisheries than Alaska? Fisheries on the Nass, Skeena and Fraser Rivers…

    Read More Alaskans close fisheries to protect BC Chinook salmon, while Canada fishes onContinue

  • Achievement is the kind of satisfaction that is most prominent for hunters.
    Scientific literature

    Research: online hunting forums identify achievement as prominent among multiple satisfactions

    2017 August 302024 July 8

    Researchers from the Raincoast Conservation Foundation and the University of Victoria have shed new light on what satisfies hunters. Reporting in the peer-reviewed journal Wildlife Society Bulletin, they found that the dominant satisfaction expressed in online hunting stories is achievement…

    Read More Research: online hunting forums identify achievement as prominent among multiple satisfactionsContinue

  • Chris Genovali: let's end the hunting of large carnivores in BC.
    In the media

    Raincoast executive director joins CBC’s BC Almanac to talk about the new grizzly bear hunting ban policy announcement

    2017 August 262024 July 8

    Last week Chris Genovali joined CBC’s BC Almanac to talk about the NDP announcement to ban grizzly bear hunting in the Great Bear Rainforest. BC Almanac also interviewed Andrew Weaver and Jesse Zeeman of the BC Wildlife Federation about the proposed…

    Read More Raincoast executive director joins CBC’s BC Almanac to talk about the new grizzly bear hunting ban policy announcementContinue

  • Figures from a research paper an assessing conservation progress in British Columbia
    Scientific literature

    Canada’s Wild Salmon Policy: an assessment of conservation progress in British Columbia

    2017 August 242026 August 13

    This paper, lead by scientists at Simon Fraser University and co-authored by two Raincoast biologists, finds that Canada’s Wild Salmon Policy has failed to improve the conservation of Pacific salmon since its adoption in 2005…

    Read More Canada’s Wild Salmon Policy: an assessment of conservation progress in British ColumbiaContinue

  • Chris Genovali: let's rethink wildlife management.
    In the media

    Raincoast executive director discusses the new grizzly bear hunting ban policy announcement

    2017 August 212024 July 8

    On Wednesday, August 16th, Chris Genovali joined Janice & Cory of Roundhouse Radio to talk about the NDP announcement to ban grizzly bear hunting in the Great Bear Rainforest…

    Read More Raincoast executive director discusses the new grizzly bear hunting ban policy announcementContinue

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