While you were away…
What happens in the field when we have packed up from the research season and are busy in the lab…
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Category: Lab Blogs
The Life Aquatic….
I have been meaning to post a wee blog since this image charmed its way into my life in December.…
Our new publication on the BC Grizzly Hunt
We like to do science that matters here at the Applied Conservation Science Lab. That’s why I am so proud…
ACS Lab’s Dr. Paul Paquet rocks debate on wolf ‘sport’ hunting
Our very own Dr. Paul Paquet attended the International Wolf Symposium this past week in Minnesota. The event culminated in…
The ‘grizzly’ details or; Everything you might not want to know (but should)
You might be visiting our site because you are following the efforts of the Central Coast Bear Working Group (bearsforever.ca) and…
ACS lab goes to Koeye camp
August 20th , 2013 By Rosie Child Last week, Megan Adams, Kyle Artelle, Nate Glickman, and I from the ACS…
Faces of the Klemtu Community Dock
June 7th , 2013 By Laura Grant and Christina Service Photos by Laura Grant When we arrive home from long…
Fire in Bella Bella
At 4 am on July 12 a fire swept through one of the most important buildings in Bella Bella, housing…
Mid-Sampling Vacation on North Needle Peak Ridgeline
What do exceptional graduate students and their amazing colleagues do with their time “off” from sampling? Ascend mountains of course. In…
A future for my daughters on this priceless coast
This week, my family became complete with the birth of my second daughter, Evelyn Rose. This magical event came amidst…
ACS Lab`s Dr Paul Paquet on CBC about the ethics of the grizzly bear hunt in BC
Our senior scientist and mentor, Dr. Paul Paquet, talks to CBC radio about the ethics of the grizzly bear hunt. …
Consilience: Knowledge Integration integration in Theory and Practice
UVic’s Geography 453 field school at the Hakai Beach Institute in Heiltsuk and Wuikinuxv Territories June 18th, 2013 By Chris Darimont (This blog first appeared on HBI’s Events…