Shipyard life with Achiever
Possibly the dirtiest job done on Raincoast Conservation research vessel Achiever while on her 10 year refit. Sandblasters prepped the bow and transom areas for paint. Lovin’ the shipyard life.
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Hakai Institute was on Achiever monitoring water flow from icefields to the ocean
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Would you like to join us here this fall? Competition coming soon.
Would you like to join us here this fall? Competition coming soon. Watch this space. Photo by @AprilBencze.
Alive with salmon
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Sailing to our youth camps
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