Credit: Rinson Chory
The Supreme Court of Canada.
Credit: Wangkun Jia
Diver and ArcticKelp researcher Paulina Bruning photographs Saccharina latissima kelp in North Hudson Bay, as she is surrounded by mysid shrimp and a jellyfish.
Credit: Ignacio Garrido
Showcase
A Deeper Dive into Arctic Kelp
Showcasing one of the newest additions to the Arctic Marine Atlas.
Credit: BUILD Films / Oceans North
Showcase
Underwater Noise Pollution Poses a New Threat to Arctic Wildlife
As the Arctic shipping season begins, Oceans North has released a new video about the changes facing the region—and what we can do about them.
Campaign Milestone
New Land-based Learning and Healing Project for Youth to Launch in Churchill
An innovative new land-based learning and healing project will help connect youth with Indigenous archaeological and heritage sites along the coastline near Churchill, Manitoba over the next three years.
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.
Capelin spawning off the coast of Greenland.
Showcase
Rolling into a New Era of Capelin Science
A new ecosystem-based approach to fisheries management is offering hope for this struggling stock.
The view inside the ISA meeting room in Kingston, Jamaica.
Credit: Nicole Zanesco
Commentary
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.
