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Travel, science and adventure! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Costa Rica in 3 weeks, Part 1: Border Hopping and Tamarindo. February 28, 2014. I’m finished most of my internship at the butterfly gardens and just had 3 weeks to travel before a two week volunteer stint at Cano p. 1 Nicaragua and Tamarindo. I spent a bit of time on the beach my first day, then hiked around more on my second day, got a little bit lost, but figured it out and had a pretty great time overall.
Epilepsy: Trust Your Doctor | The Transient Biologist
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Travel, science and adventure! Skip to primary content. Epilepsy: Trust Your Doctor. October 2, 2016. I’ve wanted to write about my epilepsy as a blog post for a while, but anything I draft feels too personal and I don’t think I’m ready to share my experiences in full with the internet. I do however feel comfortable writing about the gratitude I feel for my current health. Is medication going to work perfectly right away? Maybe not, it took me about a year of working with my neurologist to get a dosage a...
Adventures with Bats: Conservation of Canada’s Flying Mammals | The Transient Biologist
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Travel, science and adventure! Skip to primary content. Adventures with Bats: Conservation of Canada’s Flying Mammals. July 14, 2014. I’ve been a little bit bat crazy ever since reading the Silverwing series as a kid. But more recently my bat love has turned from reading about them to working with real live bats! I learned a little bit about white nose fungus, which can be a fatal problem for bats and is currently spreading into and across Canada. Even as someone who loves animals I can appreciate a hatr...
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Travel, science and adventure! Skip to primary content. Win 20161002 15 40 36 pro. October 2, 2016. At 1280 × 720. In Epilepsy: Trust Your Doctor. It’s hard to get a picture of but this is my Epilepsy tattoo in lieu of a medic alert bracelet. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
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Travel, science and adventure! Skip to primary content. Nature’s Engineers: Bird Nests. July 9, 2014. Animals have been building nests for millions of years, there are even fossil records of dinosaur nests! Over time nests have become very complex and from birds to turtles to termites and wasps there is beauty, diversity and much to be learned from these structures! The Montezuma Oropendola weaves a hanging basket. The Great Crested Flycatcher will often weave a snake skin into it’s nest (2). There are n...
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D'une goutte à l'autre. Adventures at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center. November 20, 2012. November 10, 2012. Sea stars often make their way to this wonderland, from the greater depths, and terrorize these critters. South dock of the Bamfield Research center. The most delicate, beautiful, prestigious, glorious, gorgeous, noble of these inhabitants are the nudibranchs. Our study project, the Opalescent nudibranch Hermissenda crassicornis. Frosted nudibranch at the Bamfeld South dock. November 6, 2012.
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D'une goutte à l'autre. Adventures at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center. Monthly Archives: September 2012. September 10, 2012. This picture was taken on one of my dive trips with the AQUASOC (UBC) at Race- Rock (Victoria) by Wiebe Nijland. Adventures in the Intertidal. From Land to Sea. Life is much better where it's wetter. Sun Sand Surf.and Science! She sees sea shells. Marine Science - back to front. Getting my Sea Legs. Life in the tide pool. Blog at WordPress.com. A fine WordPress.com site. You�...
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You’re at the best WordPress.com site ever. GET A GRIP: How waves affect distributions of intertidal organisms. Wave Forces: Alternative Strategies For Survival →. Funny little critters: Isopods and their importance. November 7, 2012. Isopods are the only crustacean to have evolved fully terrestrial species. These species are often seen as household pests. Photo credit: pestcontrolrx.com. Species of one intertidal genus, Idotea. How does the tenacity (force to dislodge) of Idotea. And myself, at Bamfield...
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Angela Fortune and Kat Anderson checking out the Saccharina Latissima on the line (Photo credit: Joel White | Sun Sand Surf...and Science!
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. Phycology: No, I do not listen to seaweed problems…. Raquo; Angela Fortune and Kat Anderson checking out the Saccharina Latissima on the line (Photo credit: Joel White. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Aka the t...
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. This blog is maintained by Lee Pominville, a fourth year undergrad student studying at the Bamfield Marine Science Center for fall 2012. Coming from a purely terrestrial background, this is a new venture into the marine sciences and this blog is a journey through the learning process of a research project on kelp aquaculture and other interesting science posts along the way. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. In eve...
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. Our light sensitive growth chamber. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Algae is cool too! You...
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. Phycology: No, I do not listen to seaweed problems…. October 10, 2012. Welcome to my new blog! I have set this up to document and talk about the research process that goes into my Directed Studies course here at Bamfield as part of my course work and to try out blogging in a science context! I always like sharing what I am working on or interested in at the moment so I think this will be an interesting experiment in itself. I am exci...
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Trials and Tribulations | Sun Sand Surf...and Science!
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. December 3, 2012. I thought I would write an update on how our project is going as I haven’t talked about it in a while and we have made much progress in our experiment! We have been growing our. Algae specimens for the past four weeks and I can proudly say that we are seeing growth in both species! Our next step is to start analyzing our millions of photos using ImageJ. We have definitely caught the phycology bug! For all those arou...
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A close up of the Saccharina with tunicates growing on them (Photo credit: Joel White) | Sun Sand Surf...and Science!
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. Phycology: No, I do not listen to seaweed problems…. Raquo; A close up of the Saccharina with tunicates growing on them (Photo credit: Joel White). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Algae is cool too! Water, scie...
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Stories from Collaborative and Applied Anthropology. Graphic Design: CILLDI, the Canadian Indigenous Languages and Literacy Development Institute. Open Access Link to Thesis. November 22, 2016. As of November 16th, the thesis described below can be found at the link here:. Http:/ hdl.handle.net/10402/era.43158. Thank you to everyone for following over the last year and a half! Thesis Summary: Time and Story in Sahtu Self Government. September 1, 2016. September 1, 2016. Long before I came to De lı ne I m...
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Travel, science and adventure! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Epilepsy: Trust Your Doctor. October 2, 2016. I’ve wanted to write about my epilepsy as a blog post for a while, but anything I draft feels too personal and I don’t think I’m ready to share my experiences in full with the internet. I do however feel comfortable writing about the gratitude I feel for my current health. Is medication going to work perfectly right away? Maybe not, it took me about a year of working with my ne...
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Tales from a girl who's always on the move. A picture paints a thousand words…. I wish I could explain all the intricasies that this photo captures. There are the obvious ones, but then there are quite a few that say so much about the world I live in. Posted on July 22, 2015. It’s a Hard-Knock Life. Trying to squeeze as many people into one frame. Playing “photo booth” is a universal favorite among the girls. But, but, but she’s bothering me! And she pushed me then pulled my hair first! Gang problems in ...
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The writings of a hopeless travel addict. Of Life Events and Gardens. April 18, 2015. The garden is in, finally, and it doesn’t look, at this point, as if we’re likely to lose anything with the possible exception of the asparagus. Here it is, the walkways almost all mulched and with every bed ready to receive plants and its own mulch. Finally done, or close to it (still need to mulch that area to the left side of the garden). Plants in and homemade tomato cages in place. A few other things. So far, I...
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