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Rivers, lakes, sea ice and deep ocean systems are changing as climate pressure reshapes life above and below the surface.
COMPLETED PROJECTS
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
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Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
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Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
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Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
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Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
ACTIVE PROJECTS
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
Exploring and Documenting Endangered Ancient Forests
TJ Watt • British Columbia • 2021
Documented the rapid loss of old-growth forests across British Columbia, capturing rare imagery of ecosystems threatened by logging and industrial expansion.
His work revealed clear-cutting in areas overlooked due to mapping errors and helped fuel public conservation campaigns across the province.
-
Documented logging in Quatsino Sound linked to government mapping errors
Identified one of British Columbia’s largest Sitka spruce trees
Captured rare before-and-after imagery of old-growth forest loss
Recorded the scale and pace of clear-cutting across vulnerable ecosystems
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
-
Images supported public awareness campaigns across British Columbia
Work contributed to advocacy tied to the province’s 30x30 conservation commitment
Helped strengthen support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
Photography continues to inform conservation planning and policy discussions
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