
Returning Sea Otters are Transforming the BC Coast
If you’ve spent any time out on the BC coast recently you may have noticed something exciting that’s happening – the return of sea otters
If you’ve spent any time out on the BC coast recently you may have noticed something exciting that’s happening – the return of sea otters
It’s an exciting time of year to be at Outer Shores Lodge! In the coming days, billions of herring will gather along the coast of
In recent Logbook entries we’ve been focusing on the history of Outer Shores Lodge as it relates to the lodge’s original founder R. Bruce Scott.
You asked for it and we heard you! Ever since we announced the opening of Outer Shores Lodge this past spring, so many of you
This is Part III of our ongoing Logbook series exploring the stories and history behind Outer Shores Lodge, and the site on which the lodge
Welcome to Part II of our ongoing Logbook series exploring the stories and history behind Outer Shores Lodge, and the site on which the lodge
As we prepare to welcome our inaugural guests to Outer Shores Lodge this spring, we wanted to start sharing stories about the history of the
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
Indigenous Artists and Creators In 2009 Canada declared June as National Indigenous History Month. These designated days and months can hold many different meanings, some
Gvákva’áus Haíłzaqv (House of the Haíłzaqv) Big House opening October 13-17, 2020 We can still feel the pulse of a thousand beats of a thousand
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