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
Press Release: Not Humane or Legal—Pacific Wild Exposes the Dark Reality of B.C.’s Wolf Cull
For immediate release Victoria, B.C. (May 12, 2025) – After a decade of provincial claims that British Columbia’s (B.C.) wolf
Ocean Week 2025 in Victoria
Join Pacific Wild at Ocean Week 2025 in Victoria to celebrate the incredible biodiversity of our marine ecosystems in British Columbia.
“The Spawn Is Life”
A conversation with Kadin Snook on what fishing sustainably for herring means, Rights-Based Fisheries, and reviving coastal culture.
FOI Findings: Unveiling Hidden Truths of the B.C. Wolf Cull
Uncovering the Secrets Behind the Caribou Recovery Program
Press Release: B.C.’s Failing Forestry Promise Exposed
Raw Log Exports Rise while Mills Shut Down and Tariff Threats Soar
Wolves and the Politics of Predation
The “big, bad” wolf has always been just a fairytale.
Press Release: Larger Herring Quota, Louder Opposition
DFO Sides with Industry Over Science
Top 10 Animals that Depend on Herring
Pacific herring play an irreplaceable role in the coastal ecosystem. These small but powerful fish sustain hundreds of species.
Retired SPCA Constable Assesses the B.C. Wolf Cull
Since 2015 the government of British Columbia (B.C.) has killed over 2,000 wolves at a cost of more than $11
