Gulf Islands and Vancouver Island predator study

Remote camera photo taken a few days ago of a wolf from our Gulf Islands/ Vancouver Island predator study.
#raincoastscience #largecarnivores #wolves #explorebc #gulfislands #vancouverisland

Remote camera photo taken a few days ago of a wolf from our Gulf Islands/ Vancouver Island predator study.
#raincoastscience #largecarnivores #wolves #explorebc #gulfislands #vancouverisland
If you are in North Vancouver tonight, you can learn more about research and conservation of Spirit, and other, bears, from Christina Service at a free event at Capilano University…
Declining Chinook salmon population in the Fraser River shows need to restore this estuary.
Wolf tracks! Saw these on our way up to #Koeye Camp. There are a few ways these coastal wolves are different those on the mainland — do you know how? They fish and swim between islands! Their diet is upto 90% seafood and they are genetically different from the mainland wolves.
Dedication is recovering from the bottom of the ocean…
“Who else has rubbed here?”
Another by-the-wind-sailor jellyfish, aka Vellela velella, this one on beautiful West Beach of Calvert Island. Have you seen Velella this summer? Where?