Check out our upcoming events below.
If you have a suggestion for an event or would like to co-host an event with Pacific Wild, please contact development@pacificwild.org
Webinar: Wild Kin — Wolves, Dogs and why their Bond Matters
Wolves and dogs share a deep evolutionary history. So how did one become our closest companion while the other remains
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
Past Events
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
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
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
Ocean Week 2026 in Victoria
Join Pacific Wild at Ocean Week 2026 in Victoria to celebrate the incredible biodiversity of our marine ecosystems in British Columbia.
Webinar: “Killer” Conservation in the Salish Sea
Wednesday, June 26 at 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Orca Action Month: “Killer” Conservation in the Salish Sea Join us
10th Annual World Ocean Day Celebrations at Fisherman’s Wharf (Victoria)
Sunday, June 9 at 11:00 am – 4:00 pm Hosted by Eagle Wing Tours, this fun, free, family-friendly event brings
FUNdraiser Paddle and Ocean Clean Up
Come join South Island SUP, Mer Tales Ocean Journeys and Pacific Wild for our FUNdraising stand-up paddle and ocean cleanup.
Webinar: Charting the Course – Marine Conservation Amidst Climate Change
Welcome to our free online webinar where we will delve into the critical topic of marine conservation in the face
Webinar: Land to Sea – Food Webs in the Great Bear Rainforest
Join us for a free online webinar taking a deep dive into the intricate food webs of the Great Bear
Low tide sketching class with Natasha Van Netten
This plein air (outside) nature drawing workshop focuses on drawing marine organisms found at low tide.
