These businesses and creative artists have joined their voices towards conservation in the Great Bear Rainforest, by donating a portion of proceeds from their sales to Pacific Wild.
If you would like to add your voice through similar donations, please contact us and share your ideas!
Ian Adams
Ian Adams is a highly talented Comox-based artist and graphic designer, working in a variety of mediums from paintings, t-shirt designs to enamel pins.
Andrea Moore
Andrea Moore is a Whistler based artist who creates paintings that are loose, gestural interpretations primarily of the animal figurative and portrait.
Sarah Ronald
Sarah’s artwork explores our relationships with wild animals – as living beings and as concepts – in the real world, in our personal stories, and in our culture.
Marisa Pahl
Marisa Pahl’s 2016 fundraiser for Pacific Wild was an amazing artist journey creating 100 2.5″ watercolour paintings in 100 days, inspired by environmental activists.
Canoe Expedition for the Great Bear
Jake Dombek & Liam Godfrey are raising funds for Pacific Wild through their epic canoeing expedition up the Inside Passage.
Team Funky Dory’s Race to Alaska
Mariners Thor and Pax are using the race to raise money and awareness for the lasting protection and preservation of our oceans.
Pacific Yellowfin Private Charters
The Pacific Yellowfin offers bespoke wildlife and culinary journeys into Canada’s beckoning Pacific Northwest.
Helly Hansen
Helly Hansen is a proud sponsor of Pacific Wild, generously donating gear to keep our team dry and warm!
Doets Reizen
Doets Reizen is a family owned independent tour operator organizing tailor-made individual trips to the USA, Canada and Iceland since 1981.
Nature Photography by Martin Ryer
100% of profits from Martin’s 2019 calendar sales, featuring iconic British Columbia Wildlife, will be going to help support Pacific Wild.
Post Mark Brewing
We’ve partnered with Post Mark Brewing on the “Coast Run Wild” Wolf T-shirt designed by @kalbarteski. All proceeds will be donated to Pacific Wild.
Art by Di
Canadian artist Di was born in Vancouver in 1984 and developed her unique painting style after graduating from Simon Fraser University as an Archaeological Illustrator.
