Okay, I think I have the order page working now, if you’d like to try doing it that way again. It will take you to a PayPal page for payment, but you do not need a PayPal account to purchase.

So sorry to hear you could not make it work. What happened when you tried using the “Buy the book” button?
I’d like to try and troubleshoot the problem!

You can definitely buy the book!
You can email me directly at jmlrichardson@gmail.com
Jean (webmaster)

Yep. Several familiar faces. That hairy guy in front for example.

I still think the history of the Marine Station needs to be written down in a style that would appeal to a wide range of readers. Much like R Bruce Scott’s books on the Cable Station, the book would be a testimony of times gone by, and changes in small coastal community. Therefore instead of expecting one person to write such a book, I propose a different approach and it would be great to get people’s opinions.

Louis could act as an editor of the book. He writes the introduction and a chapter on the concept and building of the first stage of BMS. Then other people provide chapters to go into the book with ideas that intertwine the Station with the biology of marine life and the going’s on in Bamfield community told with text and pictures. I would think that for this to work, there might need to be a basic framework for each chapter with different people covering different aspects. There have been several long term staff members at BMS who would make excellent candidates to write such chapters.

I think it is important to record the evolution of Canada’s premier marine lab, before many of the stories are lost along with the people.

It would be great to get a discussion topic going….