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Ninstints, on Sgang Gwaay

Ninstints, on Sgang Gwaay

Ninstints

Ninstints

Ninstints

Ninstints

 Ninstints on  SGang Gwaay

Ninstints on SGang Gwaay

Ochre Starfish [Pisaster spp]

Ochre Starfish [Pisaster spp]

Intertidal zones

Intertidal zones

Bat stars [Patiria miniata]

Bat stars [Patiria miniata]

Red Spiny Sea Urchin [Mesocentrotus franciscanus]

Red Spiny Sea Urchin [Mesocentrotus franciscanus]

Harbour Seal [Phoca vitulina] in Kelp

Harbour Seal [Phoca vitulina] in Kelp

Pigeon Guillemots [Cepphus columba]

Pigeon Guillemots [Cepphus columba]

Ochre Sea Stars [Pisaster ocraceus] at low tide

Ochre Sea Stars [Pisaster ocraceus] at low tide

California Sea Lions [Z. californianus] and Steller Sea Lion [E. jubatus]

California Sea Lions [Z. californianus] and Steller Sea Lion [E. jubatus]

 Ninstints

Ninstints

SGang Gwaay Llanagaay (Ninstints)

SGang Gwaay Llanagaay (Ninstints)

Remnants of long house at Ninstints

Remnants of long house at Ninstints

SGang Gwaay Llanagaay (Ninstints)

SGang Gwaay Llanagaay (Ninstints)

Indigenous Gwaii Haanas NP protectors

Indigenous Gwaii Haanas NP protectors

Local indigenous men rotate staying different cabins throughout Gwaii Haanas NP Reserve This way, they can keep and eye on things, and make sure visitors show proper respect for the contents of the Park, and don't vandalize anything or take any souvenirs.

Watchman Dogfish Shark  (yellow cedar)

Watchman Dogfish Shark (yellow cedar)

modern Haida long house

modern Haida long house

Beach Pebble abstract

Beach Pebble abstract

Sgang Gwaay

Sgang Gwaay

 Mist in the early Morning Light

Mist in the early Morning Light

Black Tailed Deer - one of the last ones

Black Tailed Deer - one of the last ones

In 2017, the Canadian government started a cull of Black Tailed deer from 4 islands in Gwaii Haanas. This is continuing in 2018. Its meant to eliminate browsing pressure on many plants, including western red cedar.  The deer were introduced around 1900 to stimulate a hunting industry.

Massive Fogbank

Massive Fogbank

Temperate Rainforest

Temperate Rainforest

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Ninstints, on Sgang Gwaay
Ninstints
Ninstints
 Ninstints on  SGang Gwaay
Ochre Starfish [Pisaster spp]
Intertidal zones
Bat stars [Patiria miniata]
Red Spiny Sea Urchin [Mesocentrotus franciscanus]
Harbour Seal [Phoca vitulina] in Kelp
Pigeon Guillemots [Cepphus columba]
Ochre Sea Stars [Pisaster ocraceus] at low tide
California Sea Lions [Z. californianus] and Steller Sea Lion [E. jubatus]
 Ninstints
SGang Gwaay Llanagaay (Ninstints)
Remnants of long house at Ninstints
SGang Gwaay Llanagaay (Ninstints)
Indigenous Gwaii Haanas NP protectors
Watchman Dogfish Shark  (yellow cedar)
modern Haida long house
Beach Pebble abstract
Sgang Gwaay
 Mist in the early Morning Light
Black Tailed Deer - one of the last ones
Massive Fogbank
Temperate Rainforest
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