Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre

BC Field Trips organizes many instructional and educational programs for school-aged children at the Centre.

The Centre is housed in the original building used as the western terminus of the British Empire's worldwide undersea cable called the All Red Line.

[2] The Centre also lends continued logistical support for Folger Passage and Barkley Sound with Ocean Networks Canada.

[3] In April 2016, Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre and the Huu-ay-aht First Nations partnered with the Hakai Institute to launch a drone.

[4] On July 1, 2018, Dr. Sean Rogers, a biology instructor at the University of Calgary, was named director of the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre for a five-year term.

The main building of the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre, and one of the original cable station buildings.
Clockwise from top left: whale lab, main building, cafeteria, Rix Centre, boat shed, COTC lab, ecophysiology lab, cable tank, pump station
A wider view of Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre from the opposite side of the inlet.