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Species At Risk: Abalone


diver running a transect underwater

Go along on an underwater scavenger hunt in search of wild abalone and help scientists at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre learn about their dwindling population. You will get a chance to learn more about the biology of these unique molluscs, and put the scientific method to use by performing behavioral experiments on abalone in their natural habitats.


Curriculum connections:
British Columbia Biology Grade 10: The Process of Science: A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7; Sustainability of Ecosystems: B1 (in part), B3 (in part);
British Columbia Biology Grade 11: The Process of Science: A2, A3; Ecology: D1 (in part); Animal Biology: G4 (in part).

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This video is an excerpt from this Species at Risk Live Dive. Our SCUBA diving naturalist is laying a transect line used to study wild abalone populations. In this video, she discusses abalone reproduction.

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