Site 1
Eelgrass blades with their epiphytic snails waving in the turbid Skeena River plume water. Site 2
Eelgrass is barely visible in the sediment-filled and nutrient-rich water flowing from the Skeena River over Flora Bank. Site 3
Heavy deposits of fine sediment on blades of seaweed growing near the eelgrass bed.
Site 4
Epiphytic red algae growing in plumes from the eelgrass blades. Site 5
Eelgrass flowers looming in the silty mist.
Site 6
Shells, eelgrass, and algae. Site 7
Quillback rockfish hovering in the eelgrass. Site 8
Snakelock anemone. Site 9
Red and brown seaweed with marine "snow" - fine silt from the Skeena River. Site 10
Eelgrass with intertwined filamentous red and green seaweed. Site 11
Orange seapens and clam siphons in the sand at the edge of the eelgrass bed. Site 12
Eelgrass and shells in sand. Site 13
Sunflower seastar amongst the kelp and eelgrass. Site 14 
Short-spined seastar and and an empty butter clam shell amongst the eelgrass. Site 15
Clam siphons and eelgrass. Site 16
Dungeness crab. Site 17
Eelgrass, green seaweed, and a sunflower seastar. Site 18
Brilliantly colored sunflower seastar hiding under a kelp leaf. Site 19 
Painted anemone. Site 20
Epiphytic red algae "decorating" the eelgrass. Site 21
Eelgrass growing amongst cobble with a mottled star on the rocks. Site 22
A vermillion seastar and a leather seastar on the sand between patches of eelgrass. Site 23
A solitary giant plumone anemone at the edge of the eelgrass bed.
Site 24
Three-ribbed kelp and eelgrass growing mixed together. Site 25
Eelgrass flattened by ocean currents. Site 26
A mixed bed of winged kelp and eelgrass. Site 27
Giant kelp growing in an eelgrass bed. Site 28
A tall and lush eelgrass bed (ecotype Zostera marine latifolia). Site 29
Short eelgrass (ecotype Zostera marina typica) growing in the intertidal regions (note the sand waves). A Dungeness crab tries to threaten the camera.