Archipelago conducted the marine environmental assessment for the Westcoast Connector Gas Transmission Project, evaluating habitats, seabed conditions, and environmental interactions to inform pipeline design, mitigation measures, and stakeholder engagement.
Located off the coast of British Columbia’s Haida Gwaii islands in Hecate Strait, the site of the proposed NaiKun wind energy project is said to offer some of the strongest and most consistent winds anywhere in the world—ideal conditions for a renewable energy initiative of this type. This region is also highly valued by residents and visitors alike for its natural beauty and unspoiled wilderness.
Archipelago developed a comprehensive, ecologically based marine habitat restoration plan for Prince Rupert that provides a coordinated planning and evaluation framework to offset development impacts, align stewardship priorities, and support effective restoration across stakeholders.
The Washington State Dungeness Crab FishVue LIME project validated electronic monitoring as a reliable tool for improving data accuracy, compliance, and fisheries management, supporting the modernization of coastal crab fisheries in partnership with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
The US West Coast Groundfish electronic monitoring program uses an exempted permit to support multiple fleets with cost-effective at-sea catch monitoring, enabling regulatory compliance and efficient data processing in coordination with the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission.
Archipelago delivers long-term coordination and dockside monitoring for the west coast geoduck fishery, supporting quota management, accurate landing data, and operational oversight to enable effective fishery management under an individual transferable quota system.
Project Overview Archipelago provides electronic monitoring equipment (EM) and services to groundfish trawl vessels in…
The Groundfish Trawl Dockside Monitoring Program delivers independent dockside monitoring and real-time landing data to support effective in-season management and regulatory oversight of British Columbia’s groundfish trawl fishery, implemented by Fisheries and Oceans Canada and delivered by Archipelago.
The Alaska Fixed Gear electronic monitoring program supports cooperative research and regulated fisheries management by enabling hook-and-line and trap vessels to use EM for catch, discard, and compliance monitoring, with equipment and field support provided by Archipelago.
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