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Author Archives: Admin S. Jensen
Wild Encounters Presentation from January 2017 Meeting
Tom Saare from the Fish, Wildlife & Recreation Program at BCIT spoke at the January meeting. He shared tips and guidelines on how to enjoy wildlife, while respecting them in their environment. Tom also provided guidance on how to stay … Continue reading
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Recap: Chained Island Cleanup Collaboration with BCMTNA
SKABCers Rita, John and BCMTNA director Roxanne were part of an 8 person clean up of the Chained Islands off of Quadra Island. More photos and article here: BCMarineTrails.org: Chained Islands Masterful Cleanup
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Article by Sept. guest speaker Larry Pynn
A great presentation by Larry Pynn at the Sept meeting showing all the unknown nooks and crannies of the Vancouver area coastline. Here’s his article in the Ottawa Citizen and Vancouver Sun: Water’s Edge: A tour of Metro Vancouver from … Continue reading
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Reminder to minimize impact when viewing whales and other marine wildlife
Fisheries and Oceans Canada asks that paddlers stay 100 m from whales and to stay clear of their path. Detailed guidelines for paddling near wildlife are posted here: Be Whale Wise – Marine Wildlife Guidelines for Boaters, Paddlers and Viewers
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Honeydew Melon in Coconut Cream
Yield: 8 servings Ingredients: 1 (13- to 14-ounce) can well-stirred unsweetened coconut cream 3 tablespoons sugar 1 1/2 teaspoons fresh lime juice, or to taste 1 large honeydew melon (5 pounds), chilled In camp: Stir together coconut milk, sugar, and … Continue reading