DFO documents reveal treatment failures and inability to protect migrating salmon. By Andrew Nikiforuk 11 Jun 2019 | TheTyee.ca For young wild salmon, even one sea louse can result in weakening or death. Photo by Alexandra Morton. “At three...
This month, the Cedar Coast Field Station had been featured in the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation magazine in an article written by Andrew Wood – an CCFS educator. The change we may never know Lessons...
Juvenile wild salmon sampled this spring by the Cedar Coast Field Station on Vargas Island have had sea lice infestations. (Mack Bartlett) … A couple quotes to share from this article….. “Conservation groups that monitor...
Scientists are calling it a crisis. Unprecedented numbers of sea lice are being found on vulnerable young wild salmon smolts in the Clayoquot Sound. Numbers so high, they’re likely to be lethal for a large...
Anti-fish farm activists says documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act show the federal Deparment of Fisheries and Oceans has lost control of the fish farm industry. Linda Aylesworth reports. Are you curious as...
Update: This summer position has been filled for the season. Thank you to all those who had applied. The Cedar Coast Field Station is looking for a candidate that has an interest in education, ecology...
e are now hiring a field tech for the 2019 field season. We are looking for a summer student to contribute to our juvenile salmon monitoring program for the spring and early summer.
What an incredible season 2018 has been! As our first full operating season, it has been a great period of learning, development, and accomplishment at CCFS. From youth education to marine and terrestrial research, the...
APTN News picked up “Lousy Choices: Drug Resistant Sea-lice in Clayoquot Sound” a report written by Alexandra Morton of Raincoast Research, and Karen Wristen of Living Oceans. This report “claims that sea lice in Clayoqout Sound...
Data from our Wild Juvenile Salmon Monitoring Field Crew has gained the public’s attention and has been recently referenced in the report “Lousy Choices” written by Living Oceans and Raincoast Research. Below is a brief quote...
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