We’re thrilled to have five youths join GSA for eight weeks over the summertime. Having this additional capacity means that…
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Bigger buffer zone for orcas, but not in Canada
Washington State signed new legislation that requires boats to keep 914 metres from orcas, more than doubling the current requirement,…
Read more »Boater Survey Results
How much do recreational boaters know about clean boating regulations? As part of our Clean Marine BC program, nearly 200…
Read more »From Oysters to Orcas 2023
It was so much fun to gather together again last month with our supporters at our 6th annual Oysters to…
Read more »Boating in a changing climate
The impacts of climate change are becoming more prevalent and, as boaters, we need to be prepared for the consequences…
Read more »Spills Aren’t Slick: no matter how small
Clean Marine BC helps boaters and marinas prevent and clean up spills For more than 20 years, GSA has run…
Read more »Initial findings of GSA’s Extreme Heat Project
At GSA, we have been visiting neighbourhoods in Nanaimo, Richmond, Vancouver and West Vancouver that have been directly affected by…
Read more »Wild Salmon are in a state of emergency
In 2022, wild Pacific salmon were on the receiving end of three significant federal policies that failed to prioritize their…
Read more »Perspective on change
It’s hard to believe that in all the more than 18 years we’ve been taking annual kayak trips in coastal…
Read more »Summer of the Salish Sea Raffle
You helped us raise $19,900! Our Summer of the Salish Sea Prize Raffle is now complete! Thank you to all…
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