The Hakai Institute, part of the Tula Foundation, is a British Columbia-based scientific institution dedicated to advancing science on the coastal margin. The Hakai Institute partners with government agencies, universities,First Nations, NGOs, businesses, and local communities to move the needle on advancing long-term coastal research.

Hakai pursues its mission from ice fields to oceans, leveraging its ecological observatories and other strategic locations on the province’s coast. Launched in 2002, it encompasses the Quadra Island Ecological Observatory, the Calvert Island Ecological Observatory, and offices and facilities in Campbell River, Victoria, and Vancouver.

Hakai Institute

This office focuses on advanced research in marine genomics and paleogenomics, supporting ecological studies in Campbell River.

1100 Island Hwy

This department focuses on studying marine ecosystems, biodiversity, and the effects of environmental changes on marine life.

Marine Research

This department focuses on the study and interpretation of geographic data to support decision-making and strategic planning.

Geospatial Analysis

This department focuses on advancing scientific knowledge through experimentation and innovation.

Research and Development

This department conducts scientific investigations and experiments to advance knowledge and innovation.

Research Division

This department provides technical support and expertise in paleogenomics and scientific research applications.

Genomics Services

This department manages and supports the organization's technology infrastructure and systems.

Hakai Institute

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Marine Research

Geospatial Analysis

Research and Development

Research Division

Genomics Services

Information Technology

Offices

Hakai Institute

Org chart

Teams

Marine Research

Geospatial Analysis

Research and Development

Research Division

Genomics Services

Information Technology

Offices

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