Iqaluk: Recruiting a char PhD student
Iqaluk: Tracking abundance of a cultural keystone species using adaptive resolution imaging sonar (ARIS) and historical catch data Image by Alex Sawatzky Need | We …
Iqaluk: Tracking abundance of a cultural keystone species using adaptive resolution imaging sonar (ARIS) and historical catch data Image by Alex Sawatzky Need | We …
By Megan Bailey Lab On Monday, September 28th, my son came home from grade 1 with an exciting announcement: his class had earned enough gems …
Guest Blog by Kayla Hamelin, PhD Student Introduction to ocean literacyOcean literacy has been defined as “understanding the ocean’s influence on you and your influence …
Guest blog by Helen Packer, PhD student “Success is the ability of going from failure to failure without losing your enthusiasm” Winston Churchill As I …
Guest Blog by Kayla Hamelin, PhD Student Less than two days after ringing in the new year (and new decade), I made my way into …
We are looking to hire to a PDF to focus on ocean, economy, and livelihoods under the new Nippon Foundation Ocean Nexus Program. Please see …
The International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) has just started its 26th Regular Meeting of the Commission. Last fall, as part of …
Guest Blog by Rachael Cadman, PhD student By the end of my week in Happy Valley, I had already sworn to become fluent in …
Guest blog by Helen Packer, PhD student As the largest archipelago in the world and with over 17,000 islands in the heart of the Coral …
Guest blog by Melina Kourantidou, Post-doc In late November (2018) I travelled to Nain (Nunajnguk) for participation in a workshop organized by the Torngat Wildlife …
Guest blog by Hussain Sinan, PhD student An open letter to the Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard. Dear Honourable …
I recently came back from a small group of volcanic islands located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of West Africa …
The Maldives – a tiny island state in the middle of the Indian Ocean – is where I call home. It’s known for its pristine …
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has been the reigning seafood certification for a number of years. But its accessibility and appropriateness for the small-scale …
We need to shake up the way we manage shared fish stocks. Climate change, catch shares, and privatization are all proving too much for Regional …
The Marine Affairs Program
The Marine Affairs Program (MAP) at Dalhousie University provides an inquiring and stimulating interdisciplinary learning environment to advance the sustainable use of the world’s diverse coastal and ocean environments.
Contact the Lab
FACULTY OF SCIENCE | Marine Affairs Program
Life Sciences Centre, Room 807 | 1355 Oxford Street | PO Box 15000 | Halifax NS B3H 4R2 Canada
902.494.3555 | Fax: 902.494.1123 | marine.affairs@dal.ca | dal.ca/marineaffairsprogram