A royal crew: Dalhousie celebrates largest-ever class of Royal Society of Canada honourees
Nine of Dalhousie’s world-class researchers have been recognized by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) for their…
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OTN community collaboration story becomes official selection of 2018 Maine Outdoor Film Festival and 2018 Wildlife and Conservation Film Festival
OTN-made documentary, The Bramber Weir: Community Collaborations, was announced this week as an official selection of…
Underwater robots tracking right whales and their prey
Knowing where North Atlantic right whales will roam in search of the tiny organisms they eat…
OTN spin-off, ShARCC, first research-focused shark NGO in Canada
Manuel Dureuil wants people to rethink what they think they know about sharks. “A lot…
Fisherman pings tagged great white shark in Bay of Fundy
The first acoustic tag-bearing great white shark to visit Nova Scotia waters this spring has…
OTN investigator: Killing sharks, wolves and other top predators won’t solve conflict (The Conversation)
Predators aren’t only symbols, they are essential parts of healthy terrestrial and aquatic landscapes. And…
DFO and Dalhousie University launch interactive map to help protect North Atlantic right whales (Newswire)
The Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, announced a…
New ocean work and study space opens at Dal (Dal News)
The new construction is a milestone in completing the vision for the Steele Ocean Sciences…
Network effect: the robots, sensors and satellites digitizing the ocean (Oceans Deeply)
Featuring OTN glider work and executive director, Fred Whoriskey. The nascent Digital Ocean movement aims…
Anglers’ online boasts reveal illegal shark hunting (Nature)
Featuring OTN PI Steve Cooke (UBC) Researchers fear sport fishing is a serious threat to…