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For the Ocean
Oceans North Welcomes Decision by Arctic Cruise Operators to...
The decision could provide relief to Eclipse Sound’s struggling narwhal population.
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Building the First Electric Lobster Vessel and Shoreside Charger
Creating zero-emission solutions for marine workboats, a category that includes Atlantic Canada’s iconic lobster fishing boats, is a key part of broader global efforts to decarbonize marine industries and fight climate change.
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Jenseeraq Poulsen Named New Executive Director of Oceans North...
Starting his position in early April 2023, Poulsen was chosen due to his extensive experience in strategic management and project management for both public organizations and private companies, as well as his in-depth knowledge of the political administrative system.
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Rolling into a New Era of Capelin Science
A new ecosystem-based approach to fisheries management is offering hope for this struggling stock.
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The World’s Not Ready for Deep-Sea Mining
At the negotiations of the International Seabed Authority (ISA) last month, Sol Kaho‘ohalahala, a seventh generation Lāna‘ian, stood before the delegates that had gathered in a conference room in Kingston, Jamaica to continue negotiating regulations for a new and potentially devastating marine industry: deep-sea mining.
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A High Seas Treaty Was Agreed Upon. Where Do We Go Now?
As a new generation of Arctic terns makes their own journey across the vast expanse of the high seas, we at last have a treaty that has the power to protect the ocean they will spend so much of their life traversing.
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Meet the Team Q & A: Colleen Turlo, Policy Advisor
Welcome to our Q & A series with staff meant to help you get to know us better. Colleen Turlo focuses on marine protected areas and shipping in the Arctic.
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How Alaska’s Glacier Bay Developed a Sustainable Approach to...
Parts of this model could be adapted to other Arctic marine protected areas, expert says.
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Meet the Team Q & A: Ann Eastwood, Field Scientist
Ann Eastwood is a Field Scientist with Oceans North and works with Arctic communities to help develop environmental monitoring programs.
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Oceans North Celebrates Historic Global Treaty That Will Help...
If implemented, this treaty marks a major win for marine species and ecosystems. The high seas are an incredibly important part of our planet.
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