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Dr. Tim Higham studies the link between genetics and movement in stickleback
Dr. Higham and his lab are investigating how genes from different populations of stickleback affect movement while feeding.
Help us design a logo for our 50th Anniversary!
We are hosting a contest for a distinctive logo to highlight our 50th Anniversary Celebration!
Join the #BMSCLive Science Odyssey Adventures!
So many fabulous Canada-wide Science Odyssey events – join #BMSCLive May 5 & 11!
Dr. Chris Wood receives SETAC Global Fellow Award
This prestigious award recognizes individuals whose contributions promotes the advancement of environmental sciences, education in the field, and use of science in environmental policy and decision-making.
Dr. Stephanie Green, UAlberta, named to 2021 Earth Leadership Program cohort
Dr. Stephanie Green, marine conservation researcher at the University of Alberta and BMSC instructor, is one of 21 leading sustainability scientists announced as the 2021 North American cohort of the Earth Leadership Program (ELP).
BMSC enters into an historic agreement with the Huu-ay-aht First Nations to build a modern wastewater treatment plant in Bamfield, B.C.
The project encapsulates the shared vision and values of the Huu-ay-aht First Nations and the BMSC to promote the health and development of the community while reducing the impact of wastewater to protect the local marine environment.