Notes from Our Journeys
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This event takes place at 1pm EDT. Icebergs, narwhals, and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about life in the North? Join David Newland for
Become an engineer for the day! Build a ship and see if it floats! The Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE) has developed an
Become an engineer for the day! Build a ship and see if it floats! The Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE) has developed an
Bio Lab: Invertebrate ecology, feeding adaptations, classification, herring dissection and body systems of bony fishes. Grad students Mary Clinton & Sara Jobson, from Memorial University
You once took part in a sail training program on a tall ship and you want more, but where to start? In this webinar, tall
Dr. Russell Markel has spent his life and career as a marine ecologist and mariner studying, exploring, and sailing the BC coast. Founding Outer Shores
Have you ever wondered what life on board a tall ship is like? Have you ever thought about participating in sail training, but don’t know
Have you ever wondered what life on board a tall ship is like? Have you ever thought about participating in sail training, but don’t know
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