Joint Letter: Support for Coastal Marine Strategy
The Coastal Marine Strategy is a comprehensive plan to address the health and stewardship of marine ecosystems and resilience of coastal communities. The strategy, co-developed by the Government of British Columbia and Indigenous Nations, underwent a public consultation period from December 15, 2022 – April 14, 2023.
National Indigenous Peoples Day: Stories are Laws
“All of our stories talk about respect and laws come out of those stories so that they can understand their stewardship responsibilities.” – Douglas Neasloss, Kitasoo Xai’xais, Klemtu
News Coverage: B.C. Government Releases 46 Wolf Cull Images
The B.C. government has released 46 graphic wolf cull images to Pacific Wild. We are now sharing them with the public.
B.C. Government Releases Disturbing Wolf Cull Images
The B.C. Government has made public 46 pages of disturbing, coloured photographs that depict wolves being killed by gunfire from helicopters.
Joint Feedback from Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations on the British Columbia Coastal Marine Strategy Policy Intentions Paper
19 groups of non-governmental organizations have provided joint feedback on how the Coastal Marine Strategy Policy Intentions Paper can be transformed into a strong and effective strategy for protecting and managing the coast of British Columbia.
Herring Spawn: A Springtime Spectacle Threatened by Overharvesting
Reflection on the 2023 spring roe herring fishery and how a century of industrial overharvesting has left Pacific herring populations on the B.C. coast in a perilous state
Reflecting on Eby’s 100th Day at the United For Old-Growth Rally
Despite the cold, thousands of people showed their love for ancient forests on Saturday as crowds led by Indigenous forest
Dead Wolf Linked to B.C. Cull Found Collared and Struggling to Breathe
A British Columbia wolf was euthanized in Alberta to end its suffering after a non-responsive radio collar was found to have been strangling the wolf to death over an extended period
Indigenous Conservation Leads The Way For Ocean Protection At The IMPAC5 Global Conference
Last week the fifth International Marine Protected Areas Congress (IMPAC5) gathered thousands of ocean conservation professionals and high-level officials to discuss how we intend to achieve the unified goal to protect 30% of our oceans by 2030.
Read Now: “Dragnetting Coastal Communities”
Pacific Wild’s new research paper looking at the need for transparency and economic reform in B.C.’s trawler fishery.
IFMP Response: Recommendations for 2022/2023 Pacific herring IFMP
Pacific Wild is requesting that the government releases the pictures and video pertaining to B.C. wolf cull
Open Letter: Maximum Yield Strategies in Nahmint & the Nibble Theory of Old Growth Management Areas
Pacific Wild is requesting that the government releases the pictures and video pertaining to B.C. wolf cull
Job Posting: Video Editor
Pacific Wild is currently seeking a full-time, permanent Video Editor
Open Letter: Troubled Triggers: Correcting the Aim on B.C.’s Wolf Cull
Pacific Wild is requesting that the government releases the pictures and video pertaining to B.C. wolf cull
Opinion Editorial: Premier Eby’s Housing Solutions Need to Consider Environmental Cost
Pacific Wild in collaboration with Humane Society International and 30 other organizations signed onto a joint letter calling on the British Columbia government to end wildlife killing contests in the province once and for all.
Looking Ahead At 2023
2022 is coming to a close and it’s been a year of major milestones and highlights.Thank you to each of
Pacific Wild Takes on COP 15, UN Biodiversity Conference
In the early morning hours of the last day of the COP 15, UN Biodiversity Conference, the Kunming-Montreal Agreement was
The Return of the Great Bear
Banning the hunting of grizzly bears came after decades of campaigning. This was an incredible conservation achievement for British Columbia;
