Salish Sea ocean current/oil spill study

The Raincoast dog at work, helping get the drift cards together for our Salish Sea ocean current/oil spill study.
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The Raincoast dog at work, helping get the drift cards together for our Salish Sea ocean current/oil spill study.
#adventurecompanion #raincoastscience #raincoastdog #salishsea
Over the coming weeks Raincoast scientists will join friends and colleagues in Gitga’at, Heiltsuk, Kitasoo/Xai’xais, Nuxalk and Wuikinuxv territories. With the Central Coast First Nations Bear Working Group we monitor…
The relationship between terrestrial and marine ecosystems is a defining characteristic of the BC coast. The relationship between species and ecosystems…
When endangered Southern Resident killer whales are using the inside waters of the Salish Sea, they are in the presence of boats and ships about 85% of the time.
Fisheries management is a fascinating, albeit disheartening, vocation that is caught in the same conundrum that plagues most resource management – it’s really the humans that need managing, not the…
Our first hair collection day of the season was a success. Lots of…
Declining Chinook salmon population in the Fraser River shows need to restore this estuary.