Raincoast Conservation Foundation

Submit your comments, help protect the Southern Residents. We've drafted a guide 👉raincoast.org/2026/03/guide-…

Returning salmon support not only aquatic life, but also terrestrial wildlife like wolves, who rely on marine nutrients to sustain themselves and help distribute those nutrients across the landscape. At the upcoming annual Fingerling Festival, we’ll be using visuals like these to share how understanding these connections can help inform conservation and stewardship efforts across the region. raincoast.org/event/fingerli…

.@Duffling, biologist and wild salmon program director with @Raincoast, argues the Alaskan Chinook fishery “deprives endangered southern resident killer whales of their primary food source.” #orcas #salmon thenarwhal.ca/alaska-bc-fish…

Asked about the discharge of copper and aluminum, @Peter_S_Ross, senior scientist and director of #water pollution at the @Raincoast told @squamishchief that #salmon are highly sensitive to copper, “which interferes with osmoregulation and olfaction, impairing ability to find their natal stream.”squamishchief.com/local-news/bc-…

Many critics argue Alaska takes too many salmon and is harming populations — but it’s easier to find Alaska-caught fish in B.C. stores and Alaskan salmon fisheries have global sustainability certification that B.C. salmon fisheries don’t. What gives? thenarwhal.ca/alaska-bc-fish…

For over a century, vessel traffic has been steadily increasing, flooding #KillerWhale habitat with noise. Don’t let them go unheard. Help us give killer whales a voice. raincoast.org/voice/

Empowering youth in environmental action: @Raincoast and Take a Stand: Youth for Conservation launch another edition of the Student Innovation Challenge to empower #youth voices and actions. #education raincoast.org/2026/04/empowe…

Junior researchers in the temperate rainforest: Investigating how forests and wildlife work together. #youth #education raincoast.org/2026/03/nftf-j…

The story of Coastal Douglas-fir #forests: All about Mayne Island. Though smaller and more developed than some of its counterparts in the archipelago of #islands in the Salish Sea, in this article, Rob Underhill explains why SḴŦAḴ (Mayne Island) is a place worth protecting. raincoast.org/2026/03/coasta…

Faces of the Fraser: The Confluence! A #mixer for #environmental professionals focused on new relationships, bold ideas, and meaningful conversation. April 24th from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm. #event Tickets⬇️raincoast.org/event/2026-the…

This isn't a conference, it's The Confluence. An evening of thought-provoking discussions, environmental-sector community-building, and #networking at the Fraser River Discovery Centre. #event raincoast.org/2026/04/this-i…

We’re bringing the environmental #community together with a new event: The Confluence. Looking to connect with others in the #environmental sector? Join us for this April 24th mixer designed to spark conversations, new relationships, and bold ideas. raincoast.org/2026/03/introd…

Are you involved in the environmental sector? How many colleagues do you know purely by their email sign-off, or a small thumbnail in a zoom meeting? It’s time we changed that. The Confluence, happening April 24th at @thefrdc Tickets: raincoast.org/event/2026-the…