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What do wildlife do when no one is watching?

2021 November 22024 October 23

Remote cameras are assisting researchers at the Raincoast Applied Conservation Science Lab to answer pressing conservation questions along the coast of British Columbia. These cameras, deployed and managed in collaboration with First Nations partners, create unique possibilities for non-invasive wildlife monitoring.

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Tyler Jessen helps some young Salish Sea Emerging Stewards on campus to examine a remote sensing device.
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Collaborating with the next generation

2019 November 122024 July 8

As I walk onto campus at the University of Victoria, I am surrounded by the hustle and bustle of students scurrying off to their classes. For the students, their familiarity with the area makes their travel effortless as they weave and bob through the buildings and walkways. As a visitor, the school is a giant…

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A bear stands or floats in the water eating a giant salmon.
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Where bears, fish, and humans roam

2019 November 12024 July 8

Transitioning between seasons can often push your senses to work overtime. This is especially true in summer and autumn in the Atnarko River corridor, where the river comes alive with Chinook, chum, pink, sockeye, and coho salmon runs. The smell of a river containing spawned-out fish is unforgettable, and one I have grown fond of….

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