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Bin-busting bears in Tofino and Ucluelet making quick work of bear-resistant garbage cansTofino and Ucluelet, British Columbia, Canada 19 Dec 2024 
CBC News
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90,000 without power, ferries cancelled as storm batters Vancouver IslandVancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada 20 Nov 2024
Lake Cowichan Gazette
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Snow falls on Vancouver Island north of Campbell River ahead of bomb cycloneVancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada 19 Nov 2024
CHEK News
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'Swarm of earthquakes' rattle off B.C.'s coast, no tsunami expectedVancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada 11 Jul 2024
British Columbia
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Tapioca disease in pink salmonKelsey Bay 2 Aug 2023 |
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'We have NEVER documented this before': Tofino tourism operator witnesses killer whales attacking humpbackTofino, British Columbia, Canada 11 Mar 2022
CHEK
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The wall lizard invasion of Vancouver IslandPort Alberni, British Columbia, Canada 27 Sep 2021
Macleans.ca
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'Once in a millennium': Record-breaking rogue wave measured off Vancouver IslandUcluelet, British Columbia, Canada 17 Nov 2020
CTV News-Vancouver Island
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Velella velella Strandings in TofinoTofino, British Columbia, Canada 19 Apr 2020 |
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Gooseneck BarnaclesTofino, British Columbia, Canada 14 Apr 2020 |
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BC Hydro reservoirs see record low rain across Vancouver IslandPuntledge River, Courtenay, British Columbia, Canada 6 Dec 2019
Victoria News
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Tofino fish farms reporting mass die-offs due to harmful algaeHerbert Inlet, British Columbia, Canada 20 Nov 2019
CTV News
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Young Beaver (Castor canadensis) a Long Way from Nearest Known Beaver PondSomewhere North of Courtenay 4 Oct 2019 |
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Sea Lice Plagues Return and Threat to Wild Salmon IncreasesClayquot Sound, British Columbia, Canada 11 Jun 2019
The Tyee
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Dead and dying salal plants ‘everywhere’ along the coastCampbell River, British Columbia, Canada 10 May 2019
My Campbell River Now
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Salal plant dying across Vancouver IslandMenzies Mountain, Vancouver Island, Canada 4 May 2019
CHEK
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Hurricane force winds recorded near TofinoLennard Island Lighthouse, British Columbia, Canada 22 Dec 2018
CHEK
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Black-tailed Gull (Larus crassirostris) in Lund/Powell RiverPowell River, British Columbia, Canada 13 Sep 2018
BC Rare Bird Alert
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Common Ringed Plover (Charadrius hiaticula) in Campbell RiverCampbell River, British Columbia, Canada 5 Sep 2018
BC Rare Bird Alert
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Old-growth logging in Nahmint ValleyNahmint Valley, British Columbia, Canada 26 May 2018
CHEK
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Farmed Atlantic Salmon Virus Linked to Disease in ChinookOkisollo Channel, British Columbia, Canada 7 May 2018
The Tyee
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Sperm whale in the Salish SeaJohnston Strait 10 Mar 2018
OrcaSound
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Sperm whale spotted in B.C. strait for 1st time in decadesJohnstone Strait 13 Feb 2018
CBC News
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Ahousaht Harbor: Swimming Hole MonitoringAhousaht, British Columbia, Canada 6 Dec 2017 |
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Chordgrass (Spartina sp.) eradication at Goose SpitGoose Spit Regional Park, Comox, British Columbia, Canada 5 Dec 2017 |
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Paper Mill Dam: Swimming Hole MonitoringPaper Mill Dam, Port Alberni, British Columbia, Canada 25 Nov 2017 |
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What's That We're Hearing? Sea Otters in the Salish Sea?Cortez Island, British Columbia, Canada 15 Nov 2017
BC Seakayak
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Millions of tropical sea creatures invade waters off B.C. coast19 Jun 2017
CBC News
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Thousands of Dead Red Rock Crabs (Cancer productus) on BeachDenman Island, British Columbia, Canada 30 Dec 2016 |
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Toxic algae blamed for die-off at 2 salmon farms in Clayoquot SoundMillar Channel, British Columbia, Canada 13 Jun 2016
CBC News
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Whales Are Dying Off North America’s West CoastWest Coast of Vancouver Island, Canada 14 Aug 2015
VICE News
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Thousands of small seabirds wash up on West Coast in die-off mysteryLong Beach, Pacific Rim National Park 7 Jan 2015
CBC News
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Latest IHN outbreak forces cull at Millar Channel fish farmMillar Channel, British Columbia, Canada 10 Aug 2012
Ha-Shilth-Sa Newspaper
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Too Many Sea Otters?Chesterman Beach, British Columbia, Canada 1 Sep 2004
The Tyee
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Observations From Members