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Locality: Tofino, British Columbia

Phone: +1 250-266-0543



Address: 316 Main Street V0R 2Z0 Tofino, BC, Canada

Website: www.clayoquotwild.com/

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Clayoquot Wild 07.02.2021

Mapa de las aves migratorias del continente americano, elaborado por la división cartográfica de National Geographic. [https://bit.ly/2IkDP7t]

Clayoquot Wild 29.12.2020

Last day to register for UVIC Language Proram!! (Dec 13th) It's all online and for university credits. We've been told our Tla-o-qui-aht Elders/Fluent Speaker...s will be teaching the language classes in this cohort of the program. Please contact myself or Anna Masso at email on poster to for application forms. Anna Maasuu

Clayoquot Wild 22.12.2020

Stop whatever you are doing and listen NOW. LIVE vocals now of a local male Humpback thanks to OrcaLab Blackfish Sound, NE Vancouver Island. https://api01-platform.stream.co.jp//MjEyMQ%3d%3d%23Mg%3d%

Clayoquot Wild 10.12.2020

Dreaming octopus changes colors to camouflage with the world inside its mind.

Clayoquot Wild 18.10.2020

Humpbacks on our Pelagic Expedition today. Never stops being awe inspiring!

Clayoquot Wild 11.10.2020

In our latest newsletter community profile: Clayoquot Wild shares their history, initiatives and passion for the flora and fauna of this special place! https://www.wickinn.com//our-tofino-neighbours-clayoquot-/

Clayoquot Wild 29.09.2020

Who's ready to encounter gray whales, humpback whales, orcas, sea lions, eagles, sea otters, harbour porpoise, puffins and many varieties of marine birds!? Le...t us help get you there! #TravelBCwithTTG #ExploreBC #BeautifulBC #HelloBC #SelfDriveBC #VancouverIsland #WestCoastBestCoast #VancouverIslandLife #Ucluelet #BeachLife #Wildlife #Tofino #Whales #Eagles #SeaOtters #Puffins Clayoquot Wild Photo credit: Ray Hennessy & Michael Blum

Clayoquot Wild 25.09.2020

Stay in the breath-taking Wickaninnish Inn, always rated among the top resorts in the world, and explore the fascinating history and culture of the local indige...nous peoples with personal First Nations guides by Clayoquot Wild. Eat at three of Canada’s best restaurants. Surf the magnificent Long Beach, walk on a secluded beach, and hike some of our country’s best rainforest trails. Visit: https://bit.ly/33c0RWO for details #TravelBCwithTTG #ExploreBC #BeautifulBC #HelloBC #SelfDriveBC #VancouverIsland #WestCoastBestCoast #VancouverIslandLife #GulfIslands #SunshineCoast #Ucluelet #BeachLife #Surfing #SurfTrip #Tofino #TofinoSurf #indigenous #indigenousTravel Image credit: Wickaninnish & Clayoquot

Clayoquot Wild 09.09.2020

"When whales were at their historic populations, before their numbers were reduced, it seems that whales might have been responsible for removing tens of millions of tonnes of carbon from the atmosphere every year."

Clayoquot Wild 01.09.2020

Ever wonder how far a shorebird could travel in one day? Earlier this year, before the shut down of field operations in due to COVID-19, colleagues in the Unit...ed States outfitted 19 western sandpipers with VHF tags. As #PacificRimNPR begins to resume some of it’s monitoring work, we downloaded data from the Motus Wildlife Tracking System receivers located in the Long Beach Unit and one particular migration case stood out. A western sandpiper with tag #395 was tagged in San Francisco area on April 18, 2020 and remained there until at least April 28. At 07:45 GMT on May 1st it was picked up by a receiver 1000 km north in Grays Harbor, Washington. Then later, on the same day, the bird was detected by a receiver in the Long Beach Unit, covering the roughly 300 km distance between Long Beach and Grays Harbor in 5 hours, in other words travelling at an average ground speed of 60 km/hr. Note: Data receivers are part of the Motus Wildlife Tracking System, which is an international collaborative research network. For more information on the shorebird montiroing work in #PacificRimNPR see our website: http://ow.ly/ad0M30qRGbV #SciencewithaView