Shoreline Clean-Up

Oct 1

Utilizing the data accumulated from mapping efforts, we have successfully removed debris from remote locations, helping restore these habitats closer to their natural states.

Since 2017, Rugged Coast collaborates with Indigenous governments and other non-profit organizations to lead field restoration missions in critical ecosystems.

Southern Brooks Peninsula - 18,000kgs Removed
Kyuquot Sound & Bunsby Islands - 10,000kgs Removed
Deer Group Archipelago - 4,250kgs Removed
Clayoquot Sound - NEEDS INFO
Nootka Sound 2,000kgs Removed
Catala Island 500kgs Removed
Hesquiaht Peninsula 32,000kgs Removed

Jenelle Higham

Rugged Coast Research Society

1840 Kelsie Road, Nanaimo B.C. V9X 1B7

We would like to acknowledge that the work and play we conduct occurs on the unceded traditional territories of the Coast Salish, Kwakwaka'wakw, Nuu-chah-nulth, Wuikinuxv, and Heiltsuk First Nations. We acknowledge that by being here, we must abide by the laws of the Nations whose land we are upon. We give thanks and recognition to the original stewards of these lands for their ongoing efforts to 'protect what they love' and for partnering with us on this worthy cause.

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