This month’s Archipelago update recaps progress across our fisheries monitoring programs, product development, and environmental services, with a look ahead at upcoming launches and improvements. Includes key numbers and outcomes.
Archipelago was recognized by Camosun College as Co-op Employer of the Year for demonstrating leadership in mentorship, providing meaningful work experiences, and supporting student development within marine science through practical learning and industry engagement.
Archipelago received recognition from the Environmental Managers Association of British Columbia for its leadership in marine monitoring, acknowledging contributions to ecosystem-based management and sustainable environmental stewardship through comprehensive harbour research and data-driven practices.
Archipelago receives an Environmental Managers Association of British Columbia award recognizing leadership in marine environmental monitoring, highlighting its commitment to rigorous science, sustainable practices, and effective stewardship of coastal and harbour ecosystems.
Archipelago partners with Marine Instruments, SINAY, and ISIFISH to deliver electronic monitoring in the Bay of Biscay, supporting collaborative management of marine mammal bycatch and advancing effective, technology-driven fisheries monitoring in European gillnet fisheries.
Archipelago and Marine Instruments partner with SINAY and ISIFISH to deliver electronic monitoring in the Bay of Biscay, supporting collaborative fisheries management, improved bycatch documentation, and data-driven oversight in commercial gillnet fisheries.
Archipelago and Ai.Fish partner to apply artificial intelligence to fisheries monitoring, improving automated detection of fishing events, reducing data review time and costs, and advancing more efficient, scalable electronic monitoring for fisheries management.
Archipelago outlines oil spill response considerations for British Columbia coastal wetlands, emphasizing environmental vulnerability, planning challenges, and the need for site-specific cleanup approaches to support effective preparedness and long-term protection of sensitive coastal and estuarine habitats.
Archipelago collaborates with global electronic monitoring providers through the Net Gains Alliance to address industry barriers, develop shared standards, improve proposal processes, and advance system interoperability, supporting scalable, consistent, and effective electronic monitoring programs worldwide.
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