David Scott and his crew found a new sculpin species.
We caught a new fish. This is our sixth season in the Fraser Estuary and the first time in over a year we have caught a new species.
Guesses from others include: Pacific staghorn sculpin, Coastrange sculpin, and Shorthead sculpin.
First day of field work for the season! How cold is it Noah? 3 degrees! đŻ still happy to be out here!
Pacific salmon are foundationally important to Canadaâs wildlife, food security, cultures, and economy.
In parallel to our research and habitat restoration efforts, we have been working with our project partners to articulate a vision for wild salmon in the Lower Fraser River. Our…
Field research day with Raincoast conservation. So many birds…
Raincoast Conservation biologist Andy Rosenberger speaks to the media before this morning’s drift card drop on the Fraser River.
Today the Fraser Connectivity Project team is heading out in the heat conducting marsh vegetation surveys in our project and sampling areas! Thanks to Daniel Stewart and Ducks Unlimited-BC for training us last week, today we…
