Fish, Wildlife and Recreation Photographs
Series contain photographs taken on site of students and faculty in the Fish Wildlife and Recreation program.
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- FWR students laying "big" pipe for owl burrows
- Image shows FWR students on a field trip to Southern Interior at Merritt and Princeton BC.
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- FWR students learning about geo thermal features in Yellowstone
- Image is taken from a FWR field trip to Yellowstone National Park Field Trip - Wyoming USA.
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- FWR students learning about intertidal marine life with Dr. Marvin Rosenau
- Image is taken from a FWR field trip to the Tofino & Ucluelet on the West Coast of Vancouver Island BC.
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- FWR students learning about intertidal marine life with fisheries instructor Dr. Marvin Rosenau
- Image is taken from a FWR field trip to the Tofino & Ucluelet on the West Coast of Vancouver Island BC.
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- FWR students learning about search and rescue techniques
- Image is taken from a Search and Rescue Session a field trip at Ridge Meadows.
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- FWR students learning about wintering eagles along the Squamish River
- Image is taken from a FWR Squamish Eagle float & count - Brackendale BC.
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- FWR students learning about wintering eagles along the Squamish River
- Image is taken from a FWR Squamish Eagle float & count - Brackendale BC.
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- FWR students learning canoeing skills on Burnaby Lake
- Image is taken from a FWR field trip to Still Creek / Burnaby Lake to learn canoeing skills.
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- FWR students learning fish culture techniques at Chehalis Hatchery (alevin emerging from artificial redds)
- Image is taken from a FWR field trip to Weaver Creek / Chehalis Hatchery.
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- FWR students learning fish culture techniques at Chehalis Hatchery (fish troughs)
- Image is taken from a FWR field trip to Weaver Creek / Chehalis Hatchery.
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- FWR students learning fish culture techniques at Chehalis Hatchery (juvenile salmonid display tank)
- Image is taken from a FWR field trip to Weaver Creek / Chehalis Hatchery.
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- FWR students learning lake limnology study techniques
- Image is taken from a FWR field lab in Winter Limnology - Logan Lake BC.