Program Director Eric Delvin leads a team of staff and partners in Desolation Sound, BC.

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Mercedes Robinson-Neasloss was interviewed for a film about the Great Bear Rainforest, where her people have stewarded the land and water for thousands of years.

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Seeing Her Homeland through a New Lens

March , 2019

IMAX Interview Mercedes Robinson-Neasloss was interviewed for a film about the Great Bear Rainforest, where her people have stewarded the land and water for thousands of years. © MacGillivray Freeman
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Speaking for the Moose

Decline of a Cultural Keystone Many communities have noticed a decline in moose populations over the last several years. © Megan Grover-Cereda
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Grizzly Bear Hunting Banned in British Columbia

Grizzly Bear at Mussel Inlet of the Great Bear Rainforest in Canada. © Jon McCormack
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Bridging the Gap in Conservation Financing

Skipping Rocks Dene First Nation youth jumps among rocks after participating in a Conservancy sponsored trip on the Thelon River in northern Canada. © Ami Vitale
a caribou on yellow-green grasses near a wetland

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Thaidene Nene: Land of the Ancestors

Woodland Caribou Canada’s Boreal is the only place on Earth where you can find forest-dwelling woodland caribou. © Ami Vitale
Ecotourism guide Sam Brown and TNC Project Officer Chantal Migongo-Bake review a map of Loisaba Conservancy in northern Kenya.

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