New research challenges widely held assumptions about historical sea otter populations with implications for conservation policy and Indigenous reconciliation.
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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.
Help us design a logo for our 50th Anniversary!
We are hosting a contest for a distinctive logo to highlight our 50th Anniversary Celebration!
How do lake-invading marine stickleback survive cold winters?
Marine stickleback have repeatedly invaded freshwater environments. On the Pacific coast of Canada, freshwater lakes are colder during the winter than the ocean – so how do marine stickleback invaders survive?
Join the #BMSCLive Science Odyssey Adventures!
So many fabulous Canada-wide Science Odyssey events – join #BMSCLive May 5 & 11!
BMSC during COVID
Take a journey with us, and discover what has been happening at the “BMSC during COVID”.
