Lettuce Travel
Lettuce is shipped to Canada regularly. Plastic-wrapped-produce crosses our border every day – it is inspected and then it goes to grocery stores […]
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Letters from the north
I recently came across a small batch of letters while I was looking for something else. The letters, described as PR-1615, were to […]
Spindle Whorls of British Columbia: Part 2
Small Spindle Whorls in the Ethnology Collection of the Royal BC Museum Much of the attention in the literature has focused on the […]
Botany of BC Mountains Project
Fieldwork 2018 This year’s fieldwork was our 17th in the alpine of the northern B.C. We made collections from six mountains. The area […]
The species that wasn’t
When is a holotype not a type specimen? When it was never published in the first place. The Royal BC Museum fish collection […]
Preventing oil spills in British Columbia
Last year I came across an interesting document. It is a Memorandum of Cooperation between British Columbia and the State of Washington and […]