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BMSC Historical Timeline

We respectfully acknowledge that the BMSC is situated on the traditional territory of the Huu-ay-aht First Nations, a Nuu-chah-nulth Nation and member of the Maa-nulth Treaty Society. our-history AllHISTORICAL TIMELINE 4000 B.C.E to present The Huu-ay-aht First Nations have a long and proud history in their traditional territories.Nestled between the rugged outer coast and Barkley…
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Story 2 – Five Universities: A story of a remarkable collaboration.

This is the story of how five universities that in all other respects are competitors — UBC, SFU, UVic, UAlberta, UCalgary — came together to collaborate on the vision, construction and operation of BMSC. LINK TO STORY 2 – A Remarkable Collaboration.

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Story 1 – Birth of Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre: The search for a site.

Early in 1969, a float plane meandered its way over the convoluted bays of western Vancouver Island’s coast as eager eyes peered from the window. Seaweed scientist Louis Druehl was one of those aboard heading a search committee tasked with choosing the best spot to build a Canadian west coast marine science station. LINK

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Destinee Talbot

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“Poster children” of invasion over-represented in marine research

The ecological impact of less than 10% of the world’s non-native marine species has been studied, representing a significant gap in knowledge about most marine invasive species.

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BCAS Resources

Ep 1Ep 2Ep 3Ep 4Ep 5Ep 6Ep 7Ep 8Ep 9Ep 10Ep 11Ep 12Ep 13Ep 1 Watch now! 1. Learn about the people and territory you’re on (treaty, unceded or traditional territory) and about the work already being done to support Indigenous rights as part of the climate solutions movement: Truth and Reconciliation calls to action…
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Where do our researchers come from?

Check out our new interactive map featuring our member universities, researchers and more!

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Humans Managed Shellfish and their Predators for Millennia, Study Finds

New research challenges widely held assumptions about historical sea otter populations with implications for conservation policy and Indigenous reconciliation.

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