The Pacific Wildlife Foundation's visual identity and website have been redesigned by Geneviève Raîche-Savoie , a longstanding collaborator and friend of the organization. The homepage video was produced by Mike McKinlay , member of the Board of Directors. The Pacific Wildlife Foundation logo brings together two emblematic Pacific species within a single, carefully constructed symbol. The primary form, a whale tail rendered in bold dark silhouette, anchors the identity in the

Society of Crows following a successful run in many film festivals is available for viewing by subscribing for free to British Columbia’s Knowledge Network. See the trailer.

Rob Butler’s latest book Society of Crows supported by Pacific Wildlife Foundation and published by Friesens Press is available online: https://www.robbutler.ca/society-of-crows

The Frigatebird and the Diamond Ring by Liron Gertsman shows a magnificent frigatebird silhouetted against the total solar eclipse . Read more .

We are saddened with the passing of Rudi Kovanic who was a founding Director of the Foundation when it formed in 2003 and later became an Honorary Director until his death in 2025. He was a film maker of the 1993 Gemini award winning film Island of Whales  by our predecessor West Coast Whale Research Foundation.

Jim Darling and his colleagues raise concerns in an open letter about the decline of gray whales. Read more.