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We advocate for the protection of Baynes Sound and Lambert Channel and surrounding waters
ADIMS pursues positive actions that show respect for and commitment to our marine ecosystem. We want to ensure that all commercial and recreational activities are conducted on a scale, and according to a code of practice that preserves and protects the diverse values of our marine environment, designated an Ecologically and Biologically Significant Area.
About Us
We are dedicated island dwellers who advocate respect for marine creatures and the ocean they live in. We believe in accepting responsibility to help protect, conserve, restore, and maintain the wealth and beauty of the life that surrounds us.
Our Initiatives
We advocate for the health of our marine creatures and ecosystem. We aim to educate local communities about harmful practices, and to work with our neighbours to create economically viable and environmentally just ways to live here.
Videos
Our video collection includes Carol Hunter’s beautiful celebration of the herring spawn. Not so beautiful are the clips showing acres of beach under anti-predator netting, and the mountains of aquaculture-related garbage that wash up on this island.
Take Action
Get involved in the work for a clean and healthy ocean. Your time and energy are important contributions. Donate to ADIMS to become a member. Join our email list and volunteer list. Participate in a beach cleanup event or join one of our citizen science projects.
Recent News
ADIMS 2024 Annual General Meeting
October 22, 2023
Voice your concern about Intertidal Geoduck in Baynes Sound!
February 12, 2023
Sign our Parliamentary Petition!
May 6, 2022
Call for a Moratorium on the Herring Fishery, Dorrie Woodward
February 22, 2021
Why we clean up the beaches
March 8, 2019
Zooplankton and Microplastics: a research project begins
January 25, 2019
Parliament passes Gord John’s Bill M151 on plastic pollution
January 20, 2019