The first week of the Quadra Island Bioblitz had a terrestrial focus and was a huge success, with nearly 1000 species (and counting) recorded on our iNaturalist project! inaturalist.ca/projects/qua... 📷: Brian Starzomski, of a brown elfin butterfly (& one of the species of the day winners! 🏆)
The terrestrial portion of the Quadra Island Bioblitz is underway at @hakaiinstitute.bsky.socialinaturalist.ca/projects/qua...
grateful to the support for coastal science from @hakaiinstitute.bsky.socialwww.uvic.ca/socialscienc...
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Although all the planet’s killer whales are currently considered a single species (Orcinus orca), some of the world’s leading experts are proposing to split them into three species. By @craigwelch.bsky.socialhakaimagazine.com/features/mee...
The iconic marine mammals may not belong to one species but several. Surprise!
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Congratulations to Dr. Chris Harley for being #funded#AllianceGrant@hakaiinstitute.bsky.socialoceans.ubc.ca/2024/03/13/f...
In Victoria? Curious what goes on in that brick building down in the inner harbour? Come on by our open house, 10am-3pm today and see some of our work on display—3D models, drones and ROVs, plankton under microscopes, archaeological artifacts, and more!
Dr. Alyssa-Lois Gehman says this is first step on many. She said scientists need to learn more about a wasting #disease#seastarswww.cbc.ca/radio/asitha...@hakaiinstitute.bsky.social@ubcoceans.bsky.social
Honoured to have received the Open Zooarchaeology Award for my ICAZ 2023 presentation in Cairns, Australia! Thank you to everyone who made this possible @iainmckechnie.bsky.social@uvicanthro.bsky.social@hakaiinstitute.bsky.social Tula Foundation & Mitacs
NASA Earth Observatory's featured image on Monday was of a familiar favourite sight with Hakai's geospatial team & collaborators, who've surveyed it from the skies many times over the years—Klinaklini Glacier! 📷: Kat Pyne, Steve Beffort, & Grant Callegari earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/15237...
