“With more data being collected across the B.C. Salish Sea we'll begin to gain a more holistic understanding of where and when these forage #fish are spawning and which beaches are in need of #conservation and/or remediation efforts to preserve spawning #habitat.” - @BarrsJacklyn
Unfortunately, their spawning window (Nov-Feb) overlaps with @FishOceansCAN regulations that allow work to occur in this intertidal area. This puts the important forage #fish in danger as they use the shallow intertidal waters and beaches to spawn.
#NewStudy: Evidence of Pacific sand lance spawning has been discovered between Cowichan Bay to Bowser, BC, on the east side of Vancouver Island, and Gabriola Island. This is important for #species throughout the food web, including salmon and southern resident killer #whales.
@LUSciComm#FundLU I use Science Communication everyday. I enjoyed by time @LaurentianU small classes, professors who use the campus as a living lab. #LUAlumni (BSc and Sci Com graduate diploma)
Alumni - we need your voice! Today kicks off a week of action from @lufappul in support of #HumansOfLU and #FundLU - sharing stories around what makes @LaurentianU an incredible community.
We want to hear from our grads - what does your time with @LuSciComm mean to you? 1/6
If you live in the Comox Valley, or drive along the Courtenay River, you’ll recognize this old sawmill site. @cvpws is hoping to buy it, and turn it back into an estuary. They call it Kus-kus-em.
We are looking for local knowledge of #foragefish which are small schooling fishes. We are primarily interested in the location/timing of spawning which may result in lots of predators like seabirds flocking around a beach. https://t.co/188HS0EvcA. #foragefish#keepingitliving
#DYK Northern Ontario is a snowflake wonderland? We have the perfect temperature and humidity conditions to create the most intricate shapes. Next time it’s snowing, stop and look at the snowflakes! Or come take a look at our snowflake collection on the 3rd floor ❄️
It doesn't get cooler than this: the Canadian Ice Core Lab at #UAlberta stores more than 1.4 kilometres of ice core samples, with invaluable potential for scientists around the world conducting climate research. @IceCicl#Science