Race Rocks Marine Protected Area

yeah it's really bad yeah especially if you're seasick at the same time

i have had trips where people have been like kind of green but doing okay and then we get to race rocks and they just it's like flipping a switch it's game over that

it's game over unless you're captain pete then it's lunchtime and he gets hungry when you get to race rocks

yeah race rocks um again for those who haven't been um been out on one of our trips yet uh race rocks is a ecological reserve just south of victoria that is inhabited by huge numbers of seals of sea lions and of birds and all of those things eat a lot of fish and all of that fish comes out the other end um it's pungent

rocks it's awful

It's pungent, yeah.

They're

having an absolute blast.

Crews were able to free a sea lion from an industrial rubber band that had been choking it for at least a year.

In the waters of South Victoria last week, the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society says the sea lion was freed at the Race Rocks Ecological Reserve on October 6th after days of tracking and waiting for good weather.

The team was finally able to move in, tranquilize the sea lion and remove the rubber band that was cutting deeply into its neck.

Once released, the team monitoring his recovery has spotted him daily.

Crews were able to free a sea lion from an industrial rubber band that had been choking it for at least a year.

In the waters of South Victoria last week, the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society says the sea lion was freed at the Race Rocks Ecological Reserve on October 6th after days of tracking and waiting for good weather.

The team was finally able to move in, tranquilize the sea lion and remove the rubber band that was cutting deeply into its neck.

Once released, the team monitoring his recovery has spotted him daily.

Crews were able to free a sea lion from an industrial rubber band that had been choking it for at least a year.

In the waters of South Victoria last week, the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society says the sea lion was freed at the Race Rocks Ecological Reserve on October 6th after days of tracking and waiting for good weather.

The team was finally able to move in, tranquilize the sea lion and remove the rubber band that was cutting deeply into its neck.

Once released, the team monitoring his recovery has spotted him daily.

It's cold as well because we're going in the wintertime.

and they get to see some really cool stuff the tour either goes to race rocks or discovery island kind of depends on the weather and they get to see really cool animals seals sea lions sometimes these kids get super lucky and see whales could you imagine going to school doing math class and then getting on a boat seeing whales and then going back to school to do whatever other subjects are left i have been out of teaching for so long i don't even remember It's incredible.

The kids have so much fun.

They get to experience such cool things.

But as of right now, I believe Jack is still on his own, doing his own thing, causing trouble and all of those lovely things.

Kind of got two more things that I want to touch on.

One of them is the red-footed booby that has been seen at Race Rocks.

Now, I said this name.