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The Concerned Citizens of Baynes Sound have scheduled a town hall meeting to diuscuss the contentious shipbreaking business conducting its operations in Union Bay.Alexandra Morton | North by Northwest with Sheryl MacKay | Live Radio | CBC Listen
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Alexandra Morton is a biologist and an activist. For decades she has studied Orca communication and fought for the health of Wild Salmon on the west coast.Tofino first in province to ban plastic utensils, Ucluelet to follow
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All Tofino restaurants are onboard and most have already eliminated plastic utensils.This content isn't available right now
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A decommissioned ferry that has been moored in a Vancouver Island bay for several months is heading to a refit facility in Richmond.The Surprising Scale of the Seagrass Sanitation Service | Hakai Magazine
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Millions of cases of potentially deadly gastroenteritis are prevented each year because of the pathogen-reducing powers of seagrasses.Eelgrass Workers Needed! May 17-19 and June 14-16
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Eelgrass Restoration Help Needed! Dear Friend, Eelgrass (Zostera marina) is a marine flowering plant and eelgrass beds fringe or extend off the shor2 weeks ago
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We advocate for the protection of Baynes Sound and Lambert Channel and surrounding watersADIMS pursues positive actions that show respect for and commitment to our marine ecosystem. We want to ensure ...2 weeks ago
Help wanted for 2 bird conservation projects in B.C. | CBC News
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Spring is in the air and so are the birds. Now, the Canadian government is hoping British Columbians can pitch in tracking gulls and counting curlews.2 weeks ago
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The Salish Sea - A Single Body of Life
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The way that the Salish Sea functions as a single ecosystem has similarities to a single living organism, a tree. This idea builds on the scientific understa...2 weeks ago
Vancouver Island researchers look into oyster breeds as temperatures rise B.C.
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B.C.'s coastline could look different in the next five to 15 years, especially after last year's heat dome.2 weeks ago
Scientists race to rescue world’s fastest sea star from oblivion
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Scientists are racing to revive a critically endangered species that has succumbed to a mysterious underwater pandemic up and down the West Coast.3 weeks ago
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Ten months after the heat dome decimated the populations of marine life that dot B.C.'s shores, researchers have returned to comb the beaches in hopes of seeing signs of a resurgence.3 weeks ago
Comox Valley Regional District sues to halt Union Bay shipbreaking operation - Comox Valley Record
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Regional officials say controversial Deep Water Recovery activities not permitted under bylaw3 weeks ago
Unpaving paradise: Former Courtenay mill site becoming part of estuary
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In Courtenay, a four-hectare property between Comox Road and the Courtenay River at 17th Street is undergoing a transformation from an industrial sawmill site back to nature.