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Operating from a catamaran, Habitat - flagship of a British Columbia conservation organization, Pacific Wild, skippered by renowned wildlife photographer Ian McAllister - Leowinata said she and HabitatвЂ™s small crew took a chance on a rare weather window and left Haida Gwaii looking for the seamount. вЂњThere were so many fish,вЂќ Leowinata said in an interview.

Please enable JavaScript before you proceed.ДЄt about 10,000 feet above the seabed, Bowie is not the biggest seamount in Canada - thatвЂ™s said to be the Explorer Seamount off the coast of Vancouver Island - but it is considered one of the most biologically rich submarine volcanoes on Earth. Your browser either doesn't support JavaScript or you have it turned off. Jeanette Ageson, Publisher Support The Tyee Today вћЎ You pick the amount, and you can cancel any time. If you appreciate what The Tyee publishes and want to help us do more, please sign up to be a Tyee Builder today. If we reach 1% of our readers signing up to be Tyee Builders, we can continue to grow and do even more. And weвЂ™ve been able to do it because of a few thousand people who are signed up to Tyee Builders.ДЇewer than 1 in 100 of our average monthly readers are signed up to contribute on a monthly basis. While many other newsrooms are shrinking, weвЂ™ve grown our team of journalists in the past few years. Tyee Builders are readers who sign up to contribute an amount that works for them on a monthly basis so that our independent outlet can publish in-depth reporting five days a week.

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