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SALMON WATERSHEDS LAB
Ecology & Conservation of Aquatic Systems
Jonathan Moore and Team
Notes from the Field
2022
For the first time since COVID-19 began, our team was able to return to near full scale field activities in the summer of 2022. Take a look at what they got up to below!
Together Against the Current
Kirsten Bradford
Croc Hunting
Phoebe Gross
2020
In light of developments with COVID-19, the Salmon Watersheds Lab has put a different spin on our usual "Notes from the Field". Below you'll find updates on our activities and musings (research-related and otherwise) as we navigate this strange new world.
Weekly Isolation Challenge 1: Slugs
The Salmon Watersheds Lab
If I Lean In
Natasha Prokop
Salmon (Still) at Work
Kyle Wilson
Challenge 2: #myquarantinelife
The Salmon Watersheds Lab
An Orca and a Silent Computer Screen
Jonathan Moore
Challenge 3: Easter Bake-Off
The Salmon Watersheds Lab
Stuck in a Puddle
Brandon Nam
Notes from the Pandemic
Colin Bailey
Interrupting Thoughts
Mikayla More O'Ferrall
2019
Lessons from Bear Watching
Luke Warkentin
Ganiluhnatan
Arlyn Charlie
Community, Collaboration and Curiosity
Elissa Sweeney-Bergen
Reflections from a Warm River
Jonathan Moore
Midnight Ride
Karl Seitz
2017
Tales from the Koeye
Karl Seitz
Where is Momma Bear?
Colin Bailey
The River Makes the Rules
Will Atlas
Learning in New Waters
Emma Hodgson
Field Season as XKCD
Kyle Chezik
Bear's Breakfast
Elissa Sweeney-Bergen
A Biologist's Struggle
Kara Pitman
Poems from the Field
Michael Arbeider
Tales from a Dying Salmon
Luke Andersson
2016
Return of the Sockeye
Ciara Sharpe
Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Michael Arbeider
Wishing for Rain
Kyle Chezik
Quiet Mornings on the Keogh River
Kirsten Bradford
Reds on the Redd
Will Atlas
Spring, Salmon and the Mighty Skeena River
Sam Wilson
Swimming with Salmon
Jonathan Moore
Hey Bear!
Luke Andersson
Power of Rivers
Kara Pitman
Feeding the Fishies
Colin Bailey
2015
The Babine River Trip
Kara Pitman