April 19, 2021Ulukhaktok, Inuvialuit Settlement Region. Photo credit: Carie Hoover In Canada, the ocean can be understood as a ‘continuum’, encompassing land, coastal areas, freshwater, ice, and the…
September 3, 2020“As women of colour, we have noticed firsthand that as we continue to climb the academic ladder, the diversity of…
July 23, 2019Imagine a future where one of the most prolific and destructive marine invasive species is controlled, harvested, and processed into…
May 29, 2019Watch to see more of the BabyLegs Project story https://youtu.be/ZStQ-Ibmr3Q BabyLegs is a build-it-yourself research net (trawl) for monitoring plastic…
March 21, 2019https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFLKilgiDDc Rip currents (also known as rips and rip tides) are a common hazard on beaches worldwide that develop when…
February 12, 2019Here is the challenge for monitoring and resource management and conservation planning for the freshwater habitats: a lack of baseline…
December 6, 2018It’s hard to imagine a world without killer whales and salmon, but their survival in the Salish Sea is uncertain.…
