The Pink River and the Silver Tide – How Salmon Need Herring
Salmon river. Photo by Ian McAllister Herring. Photo by Ian McAllister When we think of Pacific salmon–iconic, powerful, and culturally
The Science – Wolf Resource List
This resource list, which Pacific Wild has compiled based on a file review and a literature review, includes research articles,
WCEL: Why the ocean needs marine protected areas
by West Coast Environmental Law Marine protected areas (MPAs) are special areas of the ocean that are legally protected from
Press Release: New Federal Data Exposes Continued Waste of Pacific Salmon by B.C. Trawl Fleet
Victoria B.C. (September 3, 2025) – Newly published federal data shows that Pacific salmon continue to be caught in large
Herring in Hot Water
Climate Change in the Salish Sea: A Preview of 2095 Climate change is already reshaping marine ecosystems, and the Salish
Press Release: “Brutal British Columbia” Wolf Cull Campaign Goes Global on International Wolf Day
Victoria, B.C. (August 13, 2025) – Following its August 1 Brutal British Columbia Souvenir Shop—a one-day pop-up in downtown Victoria
MEDIA ADVISORY: PACIFIC WILD OPENS BRUTAL BRITISH COLUMBIA SOUVENIR SHOP EXPOSING GOVERNMENT’S CONTROVERSIAL WOLF CULL
Victoria, B.C. (July 28, 2025) — On August 1st, in advance of B.C. Day, Pacific Wild is launching the Brutal
Treaty of the High Seas: A Ray of Hope for the Places Sunlight Cannot Reach
Uncovering the mysteries, growing threats, and developing management frontiers in our planet’s most vital and unexplored ecosystems below the waves.
F OFF Forever
Pacific Wild’s award-winning F OFF campaign cut through industry spin with a bold call to remove open-net salmon farms from B.C.’s waters—and it’s not done yet.
Job Posting: Wildlife and Forest Campaigner
Pacific Wild is currently seeking a full-time permanent Wildlife and Forest Campaigner.
Falling Through the Net: Fisheries Disasters in British Columbia Since June 2024
In June 2024, Canada’s federal government abandoned its original commitment to close open-net pen salmon farms in British Columbia (B.C.)
Event: Where the Ocean Meets the Rainforest Exhibition
Spirit Bear Rainforest by Carole Finn Ian McAllister, conservationist, filmmaker, wildlife photographer and co-founder of Pacific Wild joins west coast
In the News: Trawl Fisheries
mapping industrial trawling(Press Coverage on Pacific Wild’s Press Release): BIV “Factory Trawlers have Ireland Sized Impact off B.C.’s Coast Investigation
Dragged to Death – Investigative Mapping on B.C.’s Industrial Trawling
Using AIS vessel data and ESRI Arc GIS, Pacific Wild’s investigation shows over the last 13 years, nine factory trawlers
PRESS RELEASE: NEW INVESTIGATION UNCOVERS 89,700 km² OF B.C. COAST HAMMERED BY INDUSTRIAL TRAWLERS
For immediate release Victoria, B.C. (June 24, 2025 ) – Pacific Wild today unveiled a groundbreaking interactive story map revealing
From Oil To LNG: The Fight for a Livable Future
Indigenous Resistance to Fossil Fuel Expansion in Northwest B.C.
B.C. Marine Protection Fundraiser: Passage Paddle Expedition
Race our 5 expeditionists through the Great Bear Sea from Telegraph Cove to Alaska! Michelle Martin 🇨🇦 Heather McLoughlin 🇨🇦
Thank you for playing Biodiversity Bingo in the Great Bear Sea
See the storymap The Biodiversity Bingo Game was completed now that the Passage Paddlers successfully completed the 575km journey from
