March is SPRING CLEAN Acupuncture Seat Sales!
Shake off your winter woolies with a generous dose of acu-naps! Acupuncture Seat Sales punchcards are available for the month…
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Conspiring for Justice: The Stolen Sisters Memorial March 2019
Happy Valentines day, tender-hearts <3 Today on Valentine’s Day marks the 28th year of marching in remembrance of all the…
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We’re hiring an Outreach Coordinator!
We’re hiring an Outreach Coordinator to join our fabulous team! It’s a 20 hour a week position that pays $24.39/hr…
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Seals and sea lions in the Salish Sea are all part of a healthy food web
Since the killing of seals and sea lions ended in the 1970s, pinnipeds in the Salish Sea have been recovering….
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Minimalism: Declutter? Simplify? Or Both? Strategies for Creating Rich, Simple and Successful Lives
Decluttering Is Problem Driven, Not Result Driven Readers interested in minimalism and creating a simple life often ask me, “What’s…
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Field dreams
Above image: 2018 Kitasoo/Xai’xais biocultural survey crew including Vern Brown, Santana Edgar, Stephen Neasloss, Sarein Basi-Primeau, Chantal Pronteau, Rosie Child, Sam…
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Making the Links 2018 Summary Report, now live!
After a few months of careful integration, the SHIFT team is thrilled to announce that the Making the Links Summary Report is now available. If you were one of the 180+ attendees who joined us at the Laurel Packinghouse in November…
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Research: Differentiating between regulation and hunting as conservation interventions
Wildlife conservation literature and public discourse, too often gloss over the important difference between hunting and the regulation of hunting….
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Feature | Health | Multisport
Swimming 101 for Multisport Athletes
Over the next few weeks I am going to look at some of the biggest hurdles that athletes must overcome…
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National Geographic: A fading culture adapts to the changing times
Here is Meet the North’s next National Geographic story. With each new border and political shift, the indigenous women of Chukotka,…
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“A fading culture adapts to the changing times in this Arctic town” for National Geographic.
Here is Meet the North’s next National Geographic story. With each new border and political shift, the indigenous women of…
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The Austin Meyer Podcast
I was invited to talk with filmmaker/photographer Austin Meyer on his storytelling podcast. We spoke about Meet the North and…
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Regulating fake video
Deep fakes, or the ability to manipulate people’s actions in videos, were in the news recently. Macleans wrote a very…
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From field to lab – preparing 2018 bear hair for stable isotope analysis
Above image: The prepared samples (tin capsules filled with ~3mm of hair) ready to be sent for analysis. Each sample…
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Join us in the Great Bear Rainforest in 2019
We woke up to rain this morning, which was a welcome sound. The summer of 2018 has been hot and…
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The Usefulness of Grief: Ambiguous Loss & How to be Present with Those Grieving
This article by Sound Options is a very good summary of some key dynamics in family grieving. From asynchronous grieving,…
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Ironman Canada/ Whistler 70.3 Camp
Training for Ironman Canada or Ironman Canada 70.3? Join us on the May long weekend for 4 days of course…
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Importance of pull sets in your swim program
Including some pull sets in your swim program is a great way to incorporate very specific strength work in the…
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SUNDAY Mar. 17th: Intro to Chinese Medicine Diet Therapy
SUNDAY March 17, 4:00-6:00pm $10-$25 sliding scale. Pay what you can afford. Space is limited, pre-register to reserve your spot….
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April conservation expedition with Raincoast’s Dr. Paul Paquet
This April we are partnering with Bluewater Adventures for a unique trip through the Canadian Gulf Islands and the Salish…
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Web first publishing
Web first publishing means publishing your carefully crafted content to your website first. We recommend it nine times out of…
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Running and Rolling
The training and racing season is well underway at Human Powered Racing. With 2 races and one big training camp…
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Advancing non-invasive approaches for monitoring wildlife: considering the ethics of developing new techniques
A theme that underlies our research in the Applied Conservation Lab is that we aim to apply methods that are…
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Heart and Science of Leadership for Women: Becoming an exceptional leader
Are you looking for a different kind of leadership development experience? If so, you would be joining a growing number…
