What You Told Us
The results from Pacific Wild’s 2026 supporter survey are in. This is what we heard, and how it’s shaping our plans for the future.
EVENT: Dog Walk for Wolves on International Wolf Day
📅 Thursday August 13, 2026 ⏰ 5:30 – 7:30pm 🦮 Dog Walk starts at 6:15pm (starts at Cameron Bandshell, ends
Webinar: Scents of Survival – Dogs, Data & the Future of Southern Resident Science
June is Orca Action Month! To celebrate, Pacific Wild is partnering with Rogue Detection Teams and Dr. Deborah Giles of
Joint Letter: Call on the B.C. Government to End the Provincial Wolf Cull
On June 16th, Pacific Wild hand-delivered this joint letter to Premier David Eby, Minister of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship
Press Release: Over 80 Organizations and Professionals Call on Premier Eby and Ministers to Reject Five-Year Wolf Cull Extension
Pacific Wild delivered a joint letter supported by 1,800+ public comments — more than 1,000 of these from B.C. residents alone — to the B.C. Government opposing the cull.
Webinar: The Complex Lives of Wild Wolves
Is killing wolves ever justified as a conservation tool? And what does it say about humans — and our relationship
Salmon Bycatch is Down, but Can we Celebrate?
Trawl vessels in British Columbia use large nets to target groundfish like pollock and hake, the same species often turned
Press Release: ‘High-Risk, Low-Reward’: Experts Urge Halt to Tsitika Old-Growth Sale
Pacific Wild cites species at risk, ecological impacts, and low economic return in call to stop logging of cutblock TA1375
What the fish? Marine jargon explained.
A guide to common words used in fisheries management.
Save the Tsitika! Ancient Trees Auctioned to the Highest Bidder
Until March 5, BC Timber Sales proposed cut block, TA1375, is up for auction. This prime habitat for marbled murrelets, denning bears and ancient lichen was a priority deferred area, but now saving it from destruction requires immediate action.
Update on Canada’s 30×30 Commitment
Canada has committed to protecting 25% of marine and coastal areas by 2025 (“25×25”) and 30% by 2030 (“30×30”). These
Fundraising and Marketing Manager
Pacific Wild is currently seeking a full-time permanent Fundraising and Marketing Manager.
New Poll Shows B.C. Residents Want Stronger Protections for Wolves
A recent poll of British Columbians reveals a profound disconnect between public opinion and the provincial government’s ongoing war on
Press Release: British Columbians overwhelmingly reject province’s cruel wolf hunt
New poll shows strong public opposition to wolf killing and a clear demand for protecting B.C.’s wolves.
Bears, Wolves, Caribou and Forests: 4 Public Input Opportunities this February
Share your public input on changes to wolf, caribou, and black bear hunting regulations. Your voice matters.
2025/26 Herring Management Plan Released
The Integrated Fisheries Management Plan (IFMP) for Pacific herring in 2025/2026 has now been released, setting out where and how
Press Release: 2026 Herring Food and Bait Fishery Steams Ahead
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE VICTORIA, B.C. – January 16, 2026 – Pacific Wild documented commercial fishing boats harvesting hundreds of tons
Pacific Wild Journal 2025: Dispatches from a Northern Rainforest
Featuring articles, updates and opinions on current campaigns, the 2025 Pacific Wild Journal is a comprehensive look at the work we’ve done, and where we are going.
