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Misty MacDuffee and Chris Genovali

Misty MacDuffee is a conservation biologist with Raincoast Conservation Foundation. Chris Genovali is Raincoast's executive director.

Bill C-48 and the ecological legacy of Canada’s Pacific Coast

  • SIDNEY, B.C.—British Columbia’s north and central coast, also known as the Great Bear Rainforest, along with Haida Gwaii, hosts a uniquely biodiverse region that
Opinion | BY MISTY MACDUFFEE AND CHRIS GENOVALI | May 20, 2019
As the federal government looks to codify a 35-year moratorium on oil tanker traffic into law, these whales are returning to their historic feeding grounds. While we continue our work to ensure the priceless and irreplaceable B.C. coast can continue its unparalleled evolutionary journey, we will mark Bill C-48 as an important and necessary step in ensuring that future. Photograph courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Bill C-48 and the ecological legacy of Canada’s Pacific Coast

Opinion | BY MISTY MACDUFFEE AND CHRIS GENOVALI | May 20, 2019
  • SIDNEY, B.C.—British Columbia’s north and central coast, also known as the Great Bear Rainforest, along with Haida Gwaii, hosts a uniquely biodiverse region that

Bill C-48 and the ecological legacy of Canada’s Pacific Coast

Opinion | BY MISTY MACDUFFEE AND CHRIS GENOVALI | May 20, 2019
  • SIDNEY, B.C.—British Columbia’s north and central coast, also known as the Great Bear Rainforest, along with Haida Gwaii, hosts a uniquely biodiverse region that
As the federal government looks to codify a 35-year moratorium on oil tanker traffic into law, these whales are returning to their historic feeding grounds. While we continue our work to ensure the priceless and irreplaceable B.C. coast can continue its unparalleled evolutionary journey, we will mark Bill C-48 as an important and necessary step in ensuring that future. Photograph courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Bill C-48 and the ecological legacy of Canada’s Pacific Coast

  • SIDNEY, B.C.—British Columbia’s north and central coast, also known as the Great Bear Rainforest, along with Haida Gwaii, hosts a uniquely biodiverse region that
Opinion | BY MISTY MACDUFFEE AND CHRIS GENOVALI | May 20, 2019
As the federal government looks to codify a 35-year moratorium on oil tanker traffic into law, these whales are returning to their historic feeding grounds. While we continue our work to ensure the priceless and irreplaceable B.C. coast can continue its unparalleled evolutionary journey, we will mark Bill C-48 as an important and necessary step in ensuring that future. Photograph courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Bill C-48 and the ecological legacy of Canada’s Pacific Coast

Opinion | BY MISTY MACDUFFEE AND CHRIS GENOVALI | May 20, 2019
  • SIDNEY, B.C.—British Columbia’s north and central coast, also known as the Great Bear Rainforest, along with Haida Gwaii, hosts a uniquely biodiverse region that

Bill C-48 and the ecological legacy of Canada’s Pacific Coast

Opinion | BY MISTY MACDUFFEE AND CHRIS GENOVALI | May 20, 2019
  • SIDNEY, B.C.—British Columbia’s north and central coast, also known as the Great Bear Rainforest, along with Haida Gwaii, hosts a uniquely biodiverse region that
As the federal government looks to codify a 35-year moratorium on oil tanker traffic into law, these whales are returning to their historic feeding grounds. While we continue our work to ensure the priceless and irreplaceable B.C. coast can continue its unparalleled evolutionary journey, we will mark Bill C-48 as an important and necessary step in ensuring that future. Photograph courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
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