Notes from Our Journeys
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Bio Lab: Invertebrate ecology, feeding adaptations, classification, herring dissection and body systems of bony fishes. Grad students Mary Clinton & Sara Jobson, from Memorial University
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
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
Climate change is transforming environments around the world, but nowhere faster than in Canada’s North and Indigenous communities. SmartICE is a community-oriented organization offering a
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
How do marine operators, coastal engineers, and ocean researchers know the marine conditions they’re working in? How do we understand the impact of human activity
What questions have you always wanted to ask a scientist about the aquatic world. Explore invasive species, aquatic pollution, biodiversity and aquatic conservation in an
What questions have you always wanted to ask a scientist about the aquatic world. Explore invasive species, aquatic pollution, biodiversity and aquatic conservation in an
What questions have you always wanted to ask a scientist about the aquatic world. Explore invasive species, aquatic pollution, biodiversity and aquatic conservation in an
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