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<i>Hakai Magazine</i>

Hakai Magazine

Online magazine

Hakai Magazine in an online magazine which publishes short and feature-length journalistic stories on topics related to coastal science, ecology and communities. It was established by the Hakai Institute in 2015, which is funded by the Tula Foundation. The magazine is headquartered in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. The founding editor of the magazine is science journalist, Jude Isabella.[1][2] The magazine also publishes film and book reviews.

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Contributors

Regular contributors to Hakai magazine include

Occasional contributors include

References

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