From July 13-15, amazing educators, explorers, and scientists from across the country met at the Marine Institute of Memorial University in St. John’s, Newfoundland for CaNOE’s National Symposium 2018: Navigating …
Proposed New Bylaws of Canadian Network for Ocean Education Society (the “Society”) based on new Model Bylaws (Societies Regulation 2015, Schedule 1) PART 1 – DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION Definitions 1.1 …
A dirty little secret of photographers? No matter how big your camera is or how many years you have been in the field, anyone with a camera is still learning …
By Alisha Postma After hundreds of dives all around the world, it’s always nice to come home and dive in Canada. When it comes to dive-focused destinations, Canada is definitely not …
By Sarah Walsh Growing up in Newfoundland, whether it was out fishing with my family, exploring beaches, or out watching the whales dance and play, I was always immersed in ocean …
By Dr. Elaine Leung, Founder & Educator, Sea Smart I’ve been working as a marine biologist for over 15 years around the world studying threatened species for various governments, universities, …
By Rachel Cox Since 2012, Malta has held an annual interactive science fair in its UNESCO World Heritage site capital, Valletta. The event, Science in the City, is Malta’s national …
By Erin Stapleton The effects of climate change are increasingly evident. Here in my home province of Newfoundland and Labrador, we see it in our eroding coastlines, more-extreme weather events, …
by Patrick Wells The ocean is a significant part of Newfoundland and Labrador cultures. Ocean knowledge develops in school and through informal settings such as field trips, family stories, the …
By Rachel Skubel When someone asks me this question – what will climate change mean for sharks – I feel the need to start off with a caveat. There are more …
