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Tag: Oceans

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Values and Visions video series – Bill Blount: “You’ll be able to create wonders”

November 24, 2010

It’s the people that count - that’s the message from Bill Blount, a resident on Haida Gwaii. Bill is one of dozens of people from BC’s Northwest who were interviewed as part of... Read More

It’s the people that count - that’s the message from Bill Blount, a resident on Haida Gwaii. Bill...
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Taking a stand, from seafloor to mountain peak

November 23, 2010

Haawa. This means “thanks” in Haida. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what words mean. Read More

Haawa. This means “thanks” in Haida. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what words mean.
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Babies, babies, babies!

November 10, 2010

Babies are on my mind – 19 of them to be exact. Last week, scientists at the annual Right Whale Consortium confirmed that 19 North Atlantic right whale calves had been born this past year... Read More

Babies are on my mind – 19 of them to be exact. Last week, scientists at the annual Right Whale...
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Here’s hoping a shorter line will reach a broader target

November 8, 2010

The last time that you heard from me I wrote about my summer vacation in one of the areas where we are doing species conservation work, eating 50 pounds worth of lobsters, and the... Read More

The last time that you heard from me I wrote about my summer vacation in one of the areas...
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Changing the way people think about seafood

November 4, 2010

There has been a lot of coverage about seafood issues lately, and many opinions on what types of fish we should be eating, what stocks are being overfished, and what we should be doing... Read More

There has been a lot of coverage about seafood issues lately, and many opinions on what types of fish...
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Dancing for our oceans in Ottawa

November 3, 2010

It was a rare experience here in Ottawa last night. Read More

It was a rare experience here in Ottawa last night.
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Winds of change

September 24, 2010

The need for wind and tidal power on the east coast is forcing us to get smart about how we manage and plan our oceans spaces. Read More

The need for wind and tidal power on the east coast is forcing us to get smart about how...
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Love your shoreline, love your community

August 10, 2010

Join the Vancouver Aquarium and WWF-Canada for the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup (GCSC) on September 18 to 26. This environmental initiative is for everyone who cares about the environment and wants to be a... Read More

Join the Vancouver Aquarium and WWF-Canada for the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup (GCSC) on September 18 to 26. This...
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For sixth consecutive month, record high sea surface temperatures in tropical Atlantic

August 9, 2010

Sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean's "Main Development Region" for hurricanes were at record levels in July. Jeff Masters says that "the five warmest months in history for the tropical Atlantic have all... Read More

Sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean's "Main Development Region" for hurricanes were at record levels in July. Jeff...
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Mass coral bleaching closes dive sites, threatens world’s most diverse marine region

July 29, 2010

Mass coral bleaching caused by global warming is threatening the health of the Coral Triangle, a vast marine region that is home to 76% of all known corals in the world. Read More

Mass coral bleaching caused by global warming is threatening the health of the Coral Triangle, a vast marine region...
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Marine Spatial Planning: Its time has come

July 21, 2010

This week the Obama administration released its much anticipated blueprint for Marine Spatial Planning in U.S. oceans, coastal zones and Great Lakes. This historic announcement sets the U.S. "…on a new path for the... Read More

This week the Obama administration released its much anticipated blueprint for Marine Spatial Planning in U.S. oceans, coastal zones...
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Rising tensions: Transboundary troubles in Canada’s largest river basin

July 9, 2010

Tony Maas and Robert Sanford write for Water Canada on "messy politics" and the Mackenzie River Basin. Read More

Tony Maas and Robert Sanford write for Water Canada on "messy politics" and the Mackenzie River Basin.
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