Lavaman Race Report – Jay Krieger
Lavaman 2018 Sitting in Seattle, traveling home from the big Island I have time to reflect on a great race…
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Feast together
It’s a good time to feast together, whether it’s Easter or Passover or Spring (or Fall!). Here we are sharing…
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Terminology
The following acronyms and terminology are used in the context of the Marine Plan Partnership and oceans management in the…
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Community Acupuncture for Jaw Problems
by Stef Cordes & Lisa Baird The temporomandibular joint (also known as the TMJ) is a hinge connecting the jaw…
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A jetty runs through it: restoring lost connectivity in the Fraser River estuary
An amazing spring research season has begun. There was snow, and then suddenly we were in our boats with nets…
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Beauty in the unexpected
There is something so beautiful about the unexpected, plus these are Easter colours, perfect for this weekend. Welcome to Greenland! Photo…
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Science update: CCIRA’s published papers
CCIRA conducts science that matters to our people. All our research is guided by the objectives of our Nations’ marine…
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New covers and fresh pages
I posted about notebooks a little while ago, remember? Then I told Rite in the Rain, who make all those notebooks,…
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25th Anniversary of the Triathlon of Compassion!
Dust off your running shoes, bike, and swim cap! It’s time to get ready for the 2018 Triathlon of Compassion….
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Acknowledgements
We thank all the researchers who generously shared their time with us to offer insights on the status of climate…
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Executive Summary
Records indicate that air temperatures in British Columbia have increased ~1.3⁰C since 1900. Climate projections from the Intergovernmental Panel on…
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Lavaman 2018
It was a small, but mighty Human Powered Racing contingent that set out for the Big Island of Hawaii and…
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Science and traditional knowledge synergy
Over the past two years, a lot of science has been happening in our territories. Guided by the objectives of our…
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Wildlife management isn’t rocket science (but it should still be other kinds of science)
Do wildlife management policies in North America consistently rely on good evidence? Do management wildlife agencies commit to hallmarks of…
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Unconscious bias, emotional intelligence and leadership
The strength of unconscious biases is it can help us think and make decisions quickly. The downside of unconscious or…
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Testing, 1, 2… 1, 2… Judy on the mic
Hi everyone. How is your spring going? I would like to introduce myself. Many of you might know me from…
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Bharat’s Pocket Scraps: Jagmeetophobia TV facebook and more
Pointy hand feature image of me courtesy Sherwin, who gets to hear me at my opinionated “best” (though not as…
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Fast Five Fundraisers for March 2018!
Have you heard of a Fast Five Fundraiser? For the month of March we challenged community members and businesses to…
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Tropics have nothing on this
Abstract Arctic: I went to Costa Rica last week (warmth!!). The tropics sure are beautiful, but they sure can’t do…
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UN Day for the Elimination of Racism
March 21st is the UN International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination! Today we want to remind everyone that…
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Local filmmaker highlights need for better oil spill response
2017 was a big year for Heiltsuk’s Zoe Hopkins. Her debut film Kayaking to Klemtu won the Air Canada Audience…
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Southern Resident killer whales need action, not delay
Will Southern Resident killer whales survive the next one hundred years? Is the Federal government willing to finally implement the…
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Chris Darimont interviewed on CFAX 1070 about political populations
What is a political population? Did governments around the world try to exaggerate the size or resilience of carnivore populations?…
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Self-Regard: the conundrum of women in leadership
Self-Regard is an emotional intelligence competency that is often touted as central to effective leadership. But how is self-regard shaped…
