Capelin spawning off the coast of Greenland.
The view inside the ISA meeting room in Kingston, Jamaica.
Credit: Nicole Zanesco
Credit: Heather Grant
Travel Story
Building the First Electric Lobster Vessel and Shoreside Charger
Membertou First Nation's boatbuilding knowledge has set the stage for a new and exciting project.
Profile
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.
Credit: Nicole Zanesco
Campaign Milestone
A High Seas Treaty Was Agreed Upon. Where Do We Go Now?
It’s April now, and 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.
Credit: Assiniboine Park Conservancy
Guest Post
Inside the Lab: Investigating the Fascinating Species of Western Hudson Bay
This work will improve our understanding of the biodiversity in western Hudson Bay and provide valuable data to support conservation.
A cruise ship sails the Inside Passage near Skagway, Alaska.
Credit: Ruth P. Peterkin
Showcase
How Alaska’s Glacier Bay Developed a Sustainable Approach to Cruise Ship Traffic
Parts of this model could be adapted to other Arctic marine protected areas, expert says.
Profile
Meet the Team Q & A: Ann Eastwood, Field Scientist
Welcome to our Q & A series with staff meant to help you get to know us better. Ann Eastwood is a Field Scientist with Oceans North and works with Arctic communities to help develop environmental monitoring programs.
