Friends of the San Juans, the Washington State Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University and the University of Washington Friday Harbor Laboratories will share results of a collaborative eelgrass research project in San Juan County including:
new countywide eelgrass mapping and 20-year change analysis;
wasting disease resiliency research; and a
land use impact analysis.
The United Nation’s World Ocean Assessment defines ocean governance as “a complex and dynamic interplay of multilevel intergovernmental institutions, instruments and regimes in which concepts, principles and means of implementation are developed and adopted.” While emphasizing it multi-scale nature, including global and regional institutions, ocean governance aims to strengthen legal connectivity, enhancing coherence and synergies in governance.
Join the Seagrass Collective for our Fall Roundtable. Our goal is to create a space for people involved in seagrass stewardship across BC and Washington to reconnect. We invite you to share updates on your work and compare observations and takeaways from the summer season.
A guided November nature walk exploring seasonal changes, the sensations of the intertidal, and our relationships with a changing coastline.
Join us for a special screening of the Salish Sea Trilogy, featuring award-winning short films by filmmaker Jessica Plumb that explore the plight of the Southern Resident Killer Whales and the urgent need to protect their ocean home.
Associate Executive Director of CLIMAtlantic, Stephanie Arnold, joins our Atlantic chapter to discuss the increasing flood risks in eastern provinces.
The Coastal Habitats Learning & Knowledge Hub is pleased to invite you to Equipment Libraries in Practice, a webinar highlighting how equipment libraries and lending programs can support monitoring, restoration, and stewardship.
Join the Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) for a dive into our 2026 State of Salmon Report: a data-driven overview of the state and trends of all six species of Pacific salmon across British Columbia and the Yukon.
This year’s theme is, “Redefining invasive species management in a changing world.” This conference is VIRTUAL allowing for more international attendance while reducing our carbon footprint. Please click on the button below to register for both days of this event (a single registration link will be used for the duration of the event).
This interactive 3 hour long, hands-on workshop is tailored for researchers in the natural sciences and guides participants through principles of scientific storytelling and visual communication. We will tackle concepts such as how to analyze your audience and tailor your communication accordingly, how to develop a narrative arc around your research, how to design slides effectively to get your message across, and how to reimagine your scientific figures in the context of presenting.