For the last 10-plus years March and April are usually busy with preparations for the annual bear monitoring field work in the Raincoast Applied Conservation Science (ACS) Lab.
Spring this year, however, is much quieter. With the COVID-19 affecting normalcy …
As the days become shorter, the campus hustle and bustle picks up once again with the beginning of the final exam period. My first semester as a graduate student within the lab is coming to an end, and I can’t …
All smiles travelling up to Haíłzaqv Territory for another year of collecting bear hair.
It’s not every week that I get to enjoy an evening of chocolate, fine art and wine with my science and conservation friends. But that’s what’s on my agenda this week.
If you’re in Victoria this week, I encourage you …
Sponsor 1km of my 122km bike ride for $10 – helping @Raincoast safeguard coastal carnivores! 🚴♀️🚴♀️
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Last day sampling hair for 2018 season @Raincoast – Gitga’at Nation bear monitoring project 🐻 @UVicGeog @hensonbiol #dreamteam…
A young wolf appears in the estuary and lets out a howl. Suddenly the surrounding forest erupts in howls as the pack replies – a humbling experience #gitgaatnation #safeguardcoastalcarnivores…
Beautiful gibaaw (wolf) in Gitga’at Territory. Safeguard all coastal carnivores, including wolves https://www.raincoast.org/great-bears/ @Raincoast…