BC Ferries的志工跟踪常见的杂鱼返回,通过公民科学协助海洋养护。 Volunteers on BC Ferries track common murres' return, aiding marine conservation through citizen science.

BC渡轮上的志愿者们再次追踪海鸟种群，报告了普通海鹀——当地昵称为“那些坚果”——已返回沿海水域。 Dedicated volunteers aboard BC Ferries are once again tracking seabird populations, reporting the return of common murres—locally nicknamed "those nuts"—to coastal waters. 进行中的公民科学倡议现已进入第五个年头,它涉及旅客和乘务人员在轮渡途中记录目击情况,帮助研究人员监测鸟类移徙和人口趋势。 The ongoing citizen science initiative, now in its fifth year, involves passengers and crew recording sightings during ferry routes, helping researchers monitor bird migration and population trends. 收集的数据有助于在不列颠哥伦比亚省沿海进行更广泛的海洋养护努力。 Data collected contributes to broader marine conservation efforts along British Columbia’s coast.