Maurice Kasprowsky After humans, killer whales are likely the second most widely distributed mammal on the planet. They occur in every ocean and are considered
Header image credit: Dean McCurdy British Columbia’s coastline holds an astonishing diversity of marine life, and we’re continually grateful for the chance to witness so
I recently lived a personal dream come true – spending nearly two weeks with my family, including our seven-year-old son and my niece and nephew,
The Numbers Are In and the Final Report is Out! It’s been a little over four months since the schooner Passing Cloud and crew returned
MDRI 2020 – What We Removed, Take-Home Messages, and Gratitude On September 28th, 2020, 46 days after departing from our home port on southern Vancouver
MDRI Expedition #2 – Price, Swindle, and Aristazabal Islands (Kitasoo/Xai’xais and Gitga’at First Nation Territories) On September 9th, 2020, our Marine Debris Removal Initiative (MDRI)
MDRI Expedition #1 – Calvert Island to Seaforth Channel (Wuikinuxv and Heiltsuk Nation Territories) On August 19th, 2020, our MDRI fleet of nine vessels departed
The Small Ship Tour Operators Association of British Columbia (SSTOA), is comprised of seven 100% Canadian owned and operated, small-ship based travel companies, including Outer
As the COVID-19 pandemic initially suspended the start of our expeditions scheduled for early April of this year and continued to slowly unfold week-by-week, it
It’s absolutely massive! The Great Bear Rainforest is roughly 64,000 km2, or 21 million acres, which spans 400 kilometres from the northern tip of Vancouver
