B.C. scientist pivots from cannabis to kelp as climate change threatens aquatic ecosystems

Jonathan Page is working with the Kelp Rescue Initiative at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre in partnership with Tsleil-Waututh First Nation to find ways to preserve and revive B.C.’s kelp forests

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