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Birding along the Salish Sea
A local and urban estuary connects far-off parts of the world As a lifelong birder, the Fraser River Estuary is…
Read more »Derelict vessel graveyards: A growing problem
This month, on September 5, we attended a community discussion on Derelict Vessels in Ladysmith. The surrounding waters have a…
Read more »World Rivers Day: Connecting currents, renewing life
The morning sun has risen. The sky is painted in orange hues. Birds dive down swiftly for their morning meal….
Read more »Canada’s Ocean Noise Strategy: Silencing the Marine Mayhem (or not)
A three-year delay A three-year delay to release the Government’s proposed Ocean Noise Strategy (ONS) has finally come to an…
Read more »Meet GSA’s new Biodiversity Campaigner
A warm welcome to Maithili Devadas who joins our team to continue GSA’s work on Biodiversity Protection in the Salish…
Read more »Reflections from the Dock
My Summer with Georgia Strait Alliance – by Megan Raitt As the summer sun sets over the Salish Sea, I…
Read more »World Nature Conservation Day
On World Nature Conservation Day, we want to expand our thinking on the right to be housed. The housing crisis…
Read more »Celebrating Canada’s Newest and Largest Marine Protected Area Established Through Indigenous Partnerships
On June 19, 2024, Canada reached a significant milestone with the designation of its largest Marine Protected Area (MPA), Tang.ɢ̱wan…
Read more »The struggle continues to remove fish farms from BC waters
At GSA, we have been considering two significant and very recent developments (both transpiring in June 2024) regarding open net-pen…
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