After the field
‘Off-season’ in the ACS Lab When people think about conservation science, especially associated with organizations such as Raincoast, they might…
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2024 MSc opportunity
Join us in the ACS Lab! Our highly collegial and productive Raincoast Applied Conservation Science lab is seeking expressions of…
A new term
We have had some very special lab members finish their programs and defend their theses. So the lab is looking…
Event – Poetry with ‘Cúagilákv
On Monday, October 16th, as a special seminar from the departments of Geography and English here at the University of…
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MSc/PhD Opportunity Department of Geography – University of Victoria Our highly collegial and productive Raincoast Applied Conservation Science Lab is…
The Bear Project
The Bear Project is a long-term, Indigenous led research projected conducted by the Applied Conservation Science Lab.
Braving the Seas
After a week of studying and examinations, we three scientists hit the water to put our new skills to the…
On this International Women’s Day
Dear future woman* in science, Today (and everyday) we’re committed to celebrating you! It isn’t always easy, but you’re equipped…
Equitably Bridging Knowledges through Etuaptmumk (“Two-Eyed Seeing”)
Increasingly, wildlife and fisheries researchers and managers are called to “bridge” or “integrate” Indigenous knowledge systems with Western scientific approaches…
ACS Lab project featured on CBC’s The Nature of Things
In June 2021, I joined Dallas Smith, president of Nanwakolas Council, in Da’naxda’xw Awaetlala territory to discuss developments of the…
A collapsing jenga tower and the keystone species solution
Search any living room or board game cafe and you are likely to find a Jenga tower lying somewhere on…