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database, which holds a record of all specimens removed from fisheries for study. This system was later altered in 1991 to record trawl trips and other cruising information. GFCATCH has also added records of the station's cruising and trawling activities and shipping patterns since 1954. This data is
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Station fishery research has also contributed to mathematical studies to improve management of major Pacific fisheries. These studies also provided possible alternatives to existing fishery models and offer greater insight into the relationship between fishery activities and the Pacific environment.
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launched 652 research cruises from the station. These cruises allowed researchers direct access to the fisheries where they investigated various aquatic animals and their ecologies. One prominent species in the station's research has been the groundfish. These research cruises are all catalogued
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Scientists and researchers from many backgrounds worked at the station during its long tenure. These researchers included freshwater biologist Ferris Neave, who worked at the station from 1939 until he retired in 1966. Richard J. Beamish, a Canadian fisheries scientist, served as a groundfish
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journal found early studies from the station neglected to account for chemical factors in the fisheries they were observing. The study included the oxygen content of a specimen's habitat and the materials that make up the ocean sediment where many roundworms live.
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Studies headed by Richard Beamish discovered new techniques for determining the ages of fish. This discovery has altered the way many fisheries monitor their stocks to prevent themselves from over-harvesting. The study also found the
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and Rick Troll and attracted 20,000 visitors from multiple research fields. The celebration also included guided tours of the station's facilities, including a library and circulating sea water containers to store specimens.
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Rutherford, K.L. (1999). "Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2299: A brief history of GFCATCH (1954-1995), the groundfish catch and effort database at the Pacific Biological Station".
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researcher and later director of the station from 1980 to 1993. Statisticians also collaborate with the researchers to measure stock assessments and fishery management. John T. Schnute, a mathematician from
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and first-hand accounts from the crews and fishery scientists that attended those voyages. The database also keeps a catalogue of the species that were studied on each expedition, ranging from
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Sinclair, C.A. (2002). "Groundfish research cruises conducted by the Pacific Biological Station, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, 1944-2002".
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The station celebrated its 100th year of research in 2008. The centennial celebration included guest lecturers
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and jellyfish to various arthropods, like shrimp. The list also categorizes various worm species, such as
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Carter, Neal M. (September 1933). "Scientific Problems of Canadian Fisheries".
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Schnute, Jon T. (2005). "Mathematics and fisheries: Match or mismatch?".
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View of the Pacific Biological Station from Departure Bay Beach (c. 2003)
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and an experimental fish farm. Key research areas are stock assessment,
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A Directory to Marine Laboratories of the United States and Canada
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The Pacific Biological Station is one of 12 locations part of the
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in New Brunswick, the Pacific Biological Station was designated a
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missions along Canada's west coast, with expeditions to the
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Since 1984, station researchers store their findings in the
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Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
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Index


Research station
Departure Bay
Nanaimo
British Columbia
fisheries
Pacific coast
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
St. Andrew's Biological Station
National Historic Event
research vessel
CCGS W. E. Ricker
aquaculture
elasmobranch
basking sharks
skate
Pacific spiny dogfish
blue shark
GFCATCH
ship's logs
sea sponges
leeches
annelids
trawling
Strait of Georgia
Queen Charlotte Sound
Hecate Strait
British Columbia Shore Station Oceanographic Program
Departure Bay
Fisheries and Oceans Canada

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