Megan is an ecologist and Hakai-Raincoast scholar with the University of Victoria and the Raincoast Conservation Foundation. She currently studies bear-salmon-human systems on the central coast of British Columbia, pursuing conservation research that is applied and community driven. She is also a co-founder of the Sea to Cedar Initiative, which works to connect people to place through conservation and non-extractive economies in the southern Great Bear Rainforest. When she’s not out in the rainforest studying bears, Megan can be found up in the alpine at Mount Cain or on the trails of Cumberland’s incredible forests.
WILD NEIGHBOURS
Comox Valley Collective Summer
A great thing about living in coastal British Columbia is the awareness that we inhabit ecological communities as well as human ones. Every spring, I have the privilege of returning […]
Words by Megan AdamsPhoto by April Bencze