These data will be used to establish a contemporary baseline of kelp distribution, with the goal to predict kelp decline and/or recovery under future climate scenarios.
Blog Who’s Been Here
Welcoming undergraduate students 50 years later!
It’s been 50 years since we first hosted our first university field courses in 1972!
Dr. Chris Wood’s lab investigates how marine animals respond to changing climate and ocean environmental stresses
Research taking place at the BMSC
Dr. Gary Anderson and his lab are here studying spiny dogfish
How do these \’ancient fish\’ respond to climate change?
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.
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.
Staff feature: It’s never really goodbye to BMSC
Dr. Chris Neufeld leaves behind an Education Unit primed to overcome new challenges.
Undergraduate Research Fellowship students investigate reducing the spread of invasive European green crab larvae
Undergraduate Research Fellowship students investigate reducing the spread of the invasive European Green Crab larvae when shipping oyster seed to new farms and markets.
Introducing BMSC researcher, MSc student Shannon Mendt
Shannon Mendt, a Masters student from Thompson Rivers University, is investigating the effect that energy reserves have on the mortality of juvenile intertidal invertebrates.
