By Draco Dunphy As I strolled through lush forest, one bright and sunny day, I chanced upon a barachois– a pool where river meets the bay. And much to my …
By: Kayla Hamelin BACKGROUND From May 15-19, ocean enthusiasts from around Atlantic Canada and around the world gathered in Halifax / K’jipuktuk for the Ocean Frontier Institute (OFI) 2022 conference …
By: Carter McNelly (La version française suit ci-dessous) This blog was adapted from a Parks Canada article with new contributions from Ariane Shaw, Jessica Lambert, Noémie Roy, and Veronick Gagnon. …
By: Ariane Shaw (La version française suit ci-dessous) Having grown up in the interior of Canada it wasn’t until later in my childhood that I was first exposed to the …
By: Ruby Banwait 2021, you’ve been testing my limits. When I look back through a year’s worth of major headlines, I reflect on the hardships we have faced. From the …
By: Bryan Martin With empty shelves at the grocery store and rising food prices, many parts of Canada saw a huge increase in hobby gardeners last year. Living in eastern …
By: Natasha Jackson-Drouin We humans are inherently relational beings. We rely on the relationship to our kin from the very start and build on those and other relationships throughout our …
By: Holly George Signaling and communication is a fundamental and critical function for most, if not all, species on earth. Now more than ever, we as humans are realizing …
Ocean Bridge connects Canadian youth from coast to coast to coast empowering them to make a difference towards ocean conservation. Started in 2018, Ocean Bridge youth spend the year completing …
By: Eli Lusty In abundant times, oysters were a staple – not a delicacy. It is said that in young New York city, before the flourishing oyster beds were reduced …
