The Vancouver Island marmot is endemic to Vancouver Island. It is listed as an endangered species: there is about 300 marmots in the mountains.
They are coming out of hibernation this month. If you see a Vancouver Island marmot while hiking here, please report your sightings to the Vancouver Island Marmot Recovery Foundation.
Happy to announce that you can now purchase my photo book ''Vancouver Island Marmot, The World's Rarest Marmot'' at the Vancouver Island University Campus store. Dr. Gorrell, a prof at VIU, has written in my book about his research on the Vancouver Island marmot and it is fascinating. He is part of the amazing team of experts involved in the VI marmot's recovery from extinction.
You live in Nanaimo and are looking for a unique Christmas gift? Very soon you'll be able to buy my book ''Vancouver Island Marmot, The World's Rarest Marmot'' at the Vancouver Island University Campus store. Dr Jamie Gorrell, a professor at VIU, has written in my book about his research on the Vancouver Island marmot and it's fascinating.
Take a look at my book! https://youtu.be/g7VF7lUK6ng
The Vancouver Island marmot is British Columbia’s sole endemic mammal species and the most endangered mammal in Canada. In my photo book, you will learn about the conservation efforts undertaken to save this amazing species from extinction through the words of dedicated experts and my photos.