By Evan Roberts This summer I’ve been fortunate enough to be afforded the opportunity to work as a Bilingual Programming Assistant at the Churchill Northern Studies Centre (CNSC). The …
By: Lucija Prelovec About a year ago I started the Science Communication Graduate program at Laurentian University. Previously I completed a BSc in Marine and Freshwater Biology from the …
By: Sam Andrews and Kat Middleton Surrounded by the ocean on three of its four borders, and with an economic exclusive zone (EEZ) spanning some 2.9 million km2, Canada …
By Bobbi Rees Celebrated on June 8 each year, World Oceans Day provides a great opportunity to promote the importance of the ocean to our daily lives, and to learn …
By Sonya Lee, Andrea Moore, and Haley Guest Whether you missed it because you were out and about being an ocean educator, or whether you took in every single session …
By Laura Barrett Laura Barrett is the Education Program Assistant at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre, St. Andrews, New Brunswick. She loves introducing people of all ages—children, students, teens, families, …
By Sam Andrews Sam is a marine conservation biologist and ecologist currently based in Newfoundland. When she is not engaged in marine science communication, she can be found studying fisheries …
By Elin Kelsey Elin Kelsey, PhD is a leading spokesperson for hope and the environment. In 2014, she co-launched #OceanOptimism. The tag went viral reaching more than 56 million users …
By Justine McMillan Justine McMillan is a PhD candidate in oceanography at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She spends her work days thinking about 3T’s: tides, turbines and turbulence. …
By Maggie Romuld Maggie is on CaNOE’s first Board of Directors. You can read more about Maggie and all of the board here! “What is it about the ocean that …
