Hancock House Publishers
19313 0 Ave V3Z 9R9 Surrey, BC, Canada

Hancock House Publishers and the Hancock Wildlife Foundation are pleased to support "A Crow Called Canuck" which features Vancouver's famous crow "Canuck". This... unique book was compiled by a father-daughter team, Arran and Haru Yarmie, who have generously forgone their royalties and are donating them to the Hancock Wildlife Foundation instead. The book will be available directly from www.hancockhouse.com or from Amazon and will make a great Christmas gift for anyone looking for last minute ideas! https://www.hancockhouse.com/products/a-crow-called-canuck

Bald eagle festival next weekend!

If you live mid island, come on down to @RiotBrewingco and meet author Glen Cowley and his new book "Amber River: a guide to the unique pubs of Vancouver Island and the Salish Sea".

The International Ornithology Convention is on now. Come Visit Hancock House/Hancock Wildlife Foundation!!! See what we’re all about

Who’s ready for this!?! We are thrilled to have Vancouver hosting this year, and Hancock House Publishers along with Hancock Wildlife Foundation will there all week!! Stop by our booth, meet Mr. Hancock himself, pick up a book, or two. www.hancockhouse.com https://www.vancouverconventioncentre.com//27th-internatio

What an amazing rescue

As many of you have read, an eagle nest was illegally cut down in South Surrey recently. Please sign the petition to support and the eagles and have a new eagle nest built to replace this one. Sign and share! Thank you for your continued support - Hancock House Publishers

Another news article about the nest tree cut down, including footage. Updates to come as they unfold.

We were quite upset to discover this happened in our community. A nest Hancock Wildlife Foundation monitored. More updates to follow...

Happy Birthday Chief Dan George (Geswanouth Slahoot) Dan George, OC, Tsleil-Waututh actor, poet, public speaker (born 24 July 1899 on the Burrard Indian Reserve No. 3 in BC; died 23 September 1981 in North Vancouver, BC). By his film roles and personal appearances, Dan George helped improve the popular image of Indigenous people, often represented in stereotypical ways. Born Geswanouth Slahoot, Dan George was raised on the Burrard reserve in North Vancouver. He received his E...nglish name, Dan George, at St. Paul’s residential school, where he was sent when he was five years old. Before being well known as a poet and actor, George had worked as longshoreman, construction worker, school-bus driver, logger and itinerant musician. He was also chief of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation (Coast Salish people) from 1951 to 1963. Chief Dan George is remembered as a talented actor and Indigenous spokesperson. https://www.hancockhouse.com/produ/best-of-chief-dan-george See more

Always keep your distance around wildlife.

Great work by our friends over at OWL.