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  • Films and videos

    Black Bear

    2007 November 282024 October 23

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  • Films and videos

    Killer Whales

    2007 November 272024 October 23

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  • Films and videos

    Dolphins

    2007 November 262024 October 23

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  • Notes from the field

    A Silver Cycle

    2007 October 12024 July 8

    Michelle Nelson, PhD candidate, Simon Fraser University Bella Bella Field Station Spring 2007 The wolf hasn’t smelled us yet. Anxiously pacing the stream bank, he trots forward and back, nose to the ground, eyes on the water, intent on the movement beneath. He’s watching and waiting for the precise moment when he’ll leap, suddenly and…

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    Bear Interactions

    2007 September 12024 July 8

    By Heather Bryan, PhD Candidate and Rainforest Wolf Project From the white sands of Koeye River September 2007 Twilight at Koeye River flushes white sand dunes pink, softens the sound of howling wind in Fischer channel, and dampens the roar of the wave standing at river’s mouth. In these short moments of calm, a big…

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    Marine Survey – onboard the Achiever

    2007 July 12024 July 8

    By Jody Weir Marine Program Coordinator Spring 2007 In early spring we left Nanaimo, aboard our research vessel, Achiever. Our goal is to survey the coastal waters of British Columbia for marine mammals (whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, sealions) and seabirds in order to document the marine life in these waters and identify their most critical…

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  • Investigate and inform

    Special Committee on Sustainable Aquaculture – Final Report Volume 1

    2007 May 162024 July 8

    Report to the Government of British Columbia from the Government-appointed Special Committee on Sustainable Aquaculture, volume 1. The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. ISBN 978-0-7726-5787-9 SPSA Final Report Vol 1

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  • Investigate and inform

    Special Committe on Sustainable Aquaculture – Final Report – Volume 2

    2007 April 162024 July 8

    Report to the Government of British Columbia from the Government-appointed Special Committee on Sustainable Aquaculture, volume 2. The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. ISBN 978-0-7726-5787-9 Appendix – Economic Impact Study SPSA Final Vol 2

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  • Notes from the field

    Wake-up Call

    2007 April 12024 July 8

    By Jennie Christensen PhD Candidate, Wildlife Toxicologist, Grizzly Contaminant Project Spring is here – sunnier days, warmer weather and the growth and blossoming of plants and flowers. It is a time of heightened spirits, and many species will begin their annual rituals celebrating a renewal of life and nature. While we may begin to clean…

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    Small Streams Survey Report (2006)

    2007 March 292025 December 12

    This report documents 127 previously undocumented salmon-bearing streams surveyed on BC’s central coast between 2003-2006 in Heiltsuk Territory. Small Streams Survey Report (PDF) Summary Small stream surveys were carried out by members of the Heiltsuk Nation, volunteers, and staff of Raincoast Conservation Foundation between September 2003 and October 2006. Our objective was to document salmon…

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    Juvenile Salmon Migration Mapping: A Pilot Study in Roscoe Inlet

    2007 March 272024 July 8

    The purpose of this pilot study was to investigate whether it is feasible to undertake a large-scale juvenile salmon migration mapping project on the central coast. View the report in .PDF

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  • Scientific literature

    Stable isotopic niche predicts fitness of prey in a wolf-deer system

    2007 February 142024 July 8

    Darimont, C.T., P.C. Paquet and T.E. Reimchen. 2007. Stable isotopic niche predicts fitness in a wolf-deer system. Biological Journal of the Linnaean Society. 90:125-137 Isotope niche predicts fitness. pdf

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