Write to your MP: Let’s keep the north coast oil-spill free A north coast crude oil pipeline and tankers project would pose an unacceptable risk of a catastrophic spill that would irreparably harm the rich ecology of the area and the coastal economies that dep...

No tankers. No spills. No compromise! Tell your MP and the Minister of Transport to defend the Great Bear Sea and uphold the tanker ban. To protect our coast, take action now.

www.wcel.org/blog/write-y...

#GreatBearSea #NoOilTankers #ClimateAction #StopThePipeline #ActNow #BCpoli

Sea of Possibility Along the coast of British Columbia, First Nations lead a bold effort to protect an intact marine ecosystem.

Ten years after a 2014 agreement, the Indigenous-led marine protected area network in the #GreatBearSea is moving from promises to real action 🌊🤝. Seventeen #FirstNations are planning protections, launching ranger programs, and investing 🇨🇦 CA$335 million into conservation and local economies 🐋🌲.

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🇨🇦 CARNEY WARNS GLOBAL RUPTURE THREATENS CANADIAN SOVEREIGNTY 🇨🇦

In Prince Rupert, the PM warned of a global "rupture" threatening sovereignty.

He met Chief K̓áwáziɫ Marilyn Slett to fortify the Great Bear Sea.

PMO Press Release...
#CdnPoli #GreatBearSea #IndigenousRights #GeoPolitics #Trump

Welcome to the Great Bear Sea After decades of discord, Canada and First Nations are working together to build a network of marine protected areas stretching from Vancouver Island to Alaska.

Welcome to the Great Bear Sea www.biographic.com/welcome-to-t... #marinesanctuaries #indigenouswildlife #GreatBearSea #marinelife #water #Vancouver #Alaska #FirstNations

Its removal wld also hinder the creation of a marine conservation area in the #GreatBearSea, a project our government has been actively developing with #Indigenous partners & the gov of #BritishColumbia ... protecting ⬆️ than 100,000km2 of this eco sensitive region.

#UNDRIP
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Welcome to the Great Bear Sea | The Tyee After decades of discord, Canada is working with First Nations to create marine protected areas stretching from Vancouver Island to Alaska.

Welcome to the Great Bear Sea #BritishColumbia #MarineProtectedAreas #GreatBearSea

After decades of discord, Canada is working with First Nations to create marine protected areas stretching from Vancouver Island to Alaska.

thetyee.ca/News/2025/08...

Welcome to the Great Bear Sea After decades of discord, Canada and First Nations are working together to build a network of marine protected areas stretching from Vancouver Island to Alaska.

"People on this coast know that the only way to defeat a monster and find a passage to a better future is to stay in the canoe and paddle forward. Together."
Amazing article with spectacular images! 🌄🌅🐳🐻‍❄️🦅 #GreatBearSea #Canada #FirstNations #Conservation #Nature #Wildlife #Environment

Looking forward to hearing from @taotaotasi.bsky.social, Chief Danielle Shaw from #Wuikinuxv Nation, Eduardo Nájera-Hillman, and Nélida Barajas Acosta on approaches to ocean #conservation - close to home in the #GreatBearSea and in other parts of the world. 🐟

🎥 First Nations are stewarding their land and marine territories, and strengthening coastal communities and economies. Watch our 2024 Annual Report video to learn more.

🔗 coastfunds.ca/news/coast-f...

#ConservationFinance #FirstNations #GreatBearRainforest #GreatBearSea #HaidaGwaii

Our Great Bear Sea Protecting our waters and empowering our people, together.

BC also has an MPA network in the making, the #GreatBearSea MPA Network, a result of long term planning, collaboration and stewardship by 17 First Nations along the coast. Learn more below.

On BC’s North Coast, First Nations Are Building a New Economy | The Tyee How the Great Bear Sea initiative is using conservation finance to create jobs and preserve nature.

"The #GreatBearSea initiative was led from the outset by First Nations; their goal is to keep harvesting every possible resource from the region, just more sustainably."

via thetyee.bsky.social

thetyee.ca/News/2024/11...

Daniel Pauly: Marine sanctuaries are essential to combat overfishing Over the past 30 years, once abundant populations of rockfish, salmon and herring have been reduced to a shadow of their formers selves

"MPAs are an essential tool to help recover ecosystems, rebuild fisheries, and support coastal communities."

Great op-ed in the Vancouver Sun on the benefits of Marine Protected Areas and what that means for the #GreatBearSea:

vancouversun.com/opinion/op-e...