Strengthening Ocean Conservation Globally by Connecting People, Telling Stories, Sharing Science
Banner: A bald eagle flying in a snowstorm. Squamish River, British Columbia, Canada by Pete Nuij Homalco Wildlife & Cultural Tours, British Columbia The tourism business began serendipitously with the …
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Through their work, helicopter pilots are afforded an incredible opportunity to bear witness to the beautiful landscapes that exist on our planet. In their ‘extended back yards’, they enjoy nature …
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Gitga’at Guardians at a Glance The GITGA’AT FIRST NATION depends on the resources of their territory for their community well-being. They have made it a priority to research and monitor their lands …
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Coastal Stewardship Network at a Glance First Nations in British Columbia have effectively managed the rich resources of their territories for millennia. But the balance they had maintained with nature …
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Putting Diving MaPP Map A rock wall in the waters off the Northern tip of Vancouver Island is world famous – at least to a select group of people in …
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New century, new approach to marine planning in B.C. SUMMARY: For the first time in British Columbia’s history, First Nations have been equal partners with the provincial government in developing …
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