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  • Black bears walking across a river.

    2025 MSc/PhD Opportunity – Now Closed

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  • Persia kneels down in the moss, wearing rain gear and a wool toque, checking camera trap gear, on the Central Coast.

    After the field

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  • Northern Lights Wildlife Society Juvenile black bear

    2024 MSc opportunity

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  • Persia drives Kwhahnesum this past summer of 2023.

    A new term

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  • Event – Poetry with ‘Cúagilákv

    Event – Poetry with ‘Cúagilákv

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  • Field technicians install wildlife camera.

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  • Fjord on the Central Coast of British Columbia

    Welcome to the ACS Lab!

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  • Illustration of bear passing over barbed wire, with logos from partners of the Bear Project.

    The Bear Project

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  • Braving the Seas

    Braving the Seas

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  • Flower.

    On this International Women’s Day

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  • Equitably Bridging Knowledges through Etuaptmumk (“Two-Eyed Seeing”)

    Equitably Bridging Knowledges through Etuaptmumk (“Two-Eyed Seeing”)

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  • ACS Lab project featured on CBC’s The Nature of Things

    ACS Lab project featured on CBC’s The Nature of Things

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We acknowledge and respect the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples on whose traditional territory the university stands and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.

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University of Victoria
PO Box 1700 STN CSC
Victoria, BC, Canada
V8W 2Y2

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