Photo by Michael O Snyder.
The Lower Fraser River and its estuary serves as a fitting microcosm of the challenges and opportunities that the Salish Sea faces.
Next Spring we will be co-hosting a session at the Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference – The Lower Fraser River: a wildlife hotspot on the brink.
Please tag a researcher who might like to present.
Pictured is Lia (@felinethropist) from the University of Victoria’s The Baum Lab.
Photo by Michael O Snyder.
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