St. Andrews Biological Station: 100 Years of Leading Marine Science
Located on the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, St. Andrews Biological Station (SABS) has been a cornerstone of aquatic ecosystem research for over a century. Established in 1899 as a floating laboratory, SABS has grown into Atlantic Canada’s oldest marine research facility, equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories, research vessels, and a dedicated team of scientists.
A Hub of Global Marine Research
SABS excels in marine science, conducting vital research on species such as tuna and swordfish while collaborating internationally to ensure the health and diversity of aquatic populations. The station’s long-term research programs are essential for sustainable fisheries management and protecting marine biodiversity.
Cutting-Edge Science for Ocean Sustainability
SABS also contributes scientific advice for responsible decisions in ocean activities like aquaculture, developing technologies to promote the health of both farmed and wild species. Its century-old ocean monitoring program provides crucial data to address pressing issues, including climate change and oil spill response.
KÖBB Media: Capturing the Essence of SABS
At KÖBB Media, we had the privilege of producing a video that showcases SABS’s lasting legacy. Filmed at the St. Andrews Biological Station, our project combined archival photographs with breathtaking drone footage, shot from the moving research vessel itself. This unique perspective highlights the critical role SABS plays in advancing marine conservation.
Let us help tell your conservation story through impactful video production, ensuring your research reaches a wider audience and drives meaningful change for the environment.
Video Production with the Government of Canada
KÖBB Media Video Production is an approved video production supplier for the Government of Canada, specializing in high-quality audiovisual services under federal supply arrangements, including work with departments like Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
