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The Clayoquot Sound Regional Web Atlas is a cooperative project between the Clayoquot Alliance for Research, Education and Training and the Nuu-chah-nulth-aht/West Coast Vancouver Island Aquatic Management Board, in association with the BC Community Mapping Network.
The atlas contains a range of information about the region. Explore the various map layers, check out reports on selected map features, zoom in & out to access map layers, and move around the region. The atlas will grow with map layers and information, so visit often.
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more and view Atlas »
One of the central purposes of the Clayoquot Alliance is to promote
academic research that responds to community needs and concerns. With
this intent in mind, Senior Research Associate Barb Beasley has compiled
a list of community research needs related to aquaculture,
community health, marine resources,
and tourism, each identified collaboratively through a number of interviews, meetings
and community events. These included:
Our acknowledgements and thanks go to all involved. Questions, comments and additions to this list are welcomed.
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Organized by the Raincoast Education Society with help from
the Clayoquot Alliance for Research, Education, and Training, the
Raincoast Energy Program Series includes a variety of talks and
workshops around the topic of energy conservation, energy efficiency,
and the use of alternative, sustainable energy sources. All events
take place at the Raincoast Interpretive Centre,
451 Main St., Tofino, BC (Box 815, V0R 2Z0). For more information
please contact: 250-725-2560 or res@island.net.
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The front-line
staff of the hospitality industry is the primary point of interaction
between visitors to the Clayoquot region and our communities. Resort
staff and the staff of tourism-related businesses respond to countless
questions from visitors. The Raincoast Host Program will help ensure
that you, the front-line staff, can answer commonly-asked questions about
the environment and communities of the Clayoquot Biosphere region, and
deliver key messages about how to explore the region safely and respectfully.
It will also familiarize you with resources at the Raincoast
Interpretive Centre where you can find more information for questions
that arise over the tourist season.
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View
poster » (220 kB PDF)
The proceedings from Clayoquot
Symposium 2003 are available online. If
you would prefer to obtain the proceedings in print form
or on CD-ROM, please contact: Mark
Kepkay »
The Clayoquot Alliance is pleased to host the
course web sites for:
Environmental Studies 481A: Community-Based Research in Clayoquot Sound,
taught in Summer 2005 by Dr. Kelly Bannister at the School for
Environmental Studies.
Environmental
Studies 400C: Community-Based Research in Clayoquot Sound,
taught in Summer 2003 by Dr. Kelly Bannister at the School for
Environmental Studies.
Contact Kelly Bannister »
The Protocols Project of the Clayoquot
Alliance has released Version 1.0 of its Standard of Conduct
for Research in Northern Barkley and Clayoquot Sound Communities.
The Standard of Conduct was developed under the guidance
of a working group that includes members
of
the
local community and the central region Nuu-chah-nulth First
Nations. It is meant to guide
Clayoquot Alliance-sponsored research in ways that are mutually
beneficial to communities, First Nations and universities alike.
UVic
Media Tip » (28 July 2003)
Clayoquot Alliance
Press Release » (8
August 2003)
UVic
Media Release » (8 August 2003)
Download Standard of
Conduct Version 1.0 » (329 kB PDF)
Protocols project web site »
Your comments on the Standard of Conduct are welcomed,
and will be incorporated into a revised version.
Please contact Kelly Bannister, Project Facilitator for the Protocols
Project:
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Kelly
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+1 (250) 472 5016
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+1 (250) 472-5060 |
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POLIS Project on Ecological Governance
University of Victoria
University House 4, Box 3060
Victoria, BC (Canada)
V8W 3R4
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