Since Achiever’s re-launch in 2006, our research vessel has traveled more than a hundred thousand kilometers, logging many of these hours on transect surveys for marine mammals and birds…
Would you like to join us here this fall? Competition coming soon. Watch this space. Photo by @AprilBencze.
Afternoon lesson plan aboard @raincoastconservation research vessel Achiever was windward sailing in the Salish Sea. Plying the Coast Salish territory through the power of wind and tide.
Class is in session! Raincoast vessel Achiever is a floating classroom exploring the Salish Sea with conservation leaders of tomorrow.
Achiever heading south for her inaugural trip of 2018. This week we set sail with a lucky group of high school students from Victoria. Stoked to be helping to mentor the next generation of Salish Sea Stewards, and always an honour to share space with the legendary Raincoast team!
Could you join Raincoast aboard our research vessel in 2018? “Over the past 12 years and countless nautical miles Raincoast’s dedicated research vessel Achiever has clocked in over 10,000 engine hours plying coastal waters to support our research, education and conservation programs. 2017 was no different with Achiever spending 7 months during spring, summer, and …
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We’re grateful for many things – not least a fantastic staff. Pictured here is Nick Sinclair -@sinclairne – skipper of our research vessel Achiever. From leading trips into the Great Bear Rainforest with research partners, media and guests to converting Achiever into a floating classroom for youth engagement, Nick keeps us safe, entertained and always …
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Brian Falconer and Chris Genovali of Raincoast Conservation on our research vessel Achiever during recent Great Bear Rainforest trip.
Biologist Misty MacDuffee of Raincoast Conservation on Achiever looking for marine mammals in the waters of the Great Bear Rainforest.
Night time on Raincoast Conservation research vessel Achiever in the Great Bear rainforest.
Raincoast Conservation research vessel Achiever at anchor near Kynoch.
Under way this afternoon on Raincoast Conservation research vessel Achiever in the Great Bear rainforest.
“Is it my turn to record the data?” Taking Koeye campers & camp counsellors out on The Achiever is so much fun! We practice the methods scientists use to survey whales and seabirds, including spotting, using markings to ID individuals, behaviour, and recording data.