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The group is expected to continue to facilitate intersessional consultations on the review of the Commission’s Rules of Procedure and the draft guidelines for reporting in-kind contributions, in addition to
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The group is expected to continue to facilitate intersessional consultations on the review of the Commission’s Rules of Procedure and the draft guidelines for reporting in-kind contributions, in addition to its usual remit with regard to programming and budgeting matters.
The group will mainly work by correspondence after the issuance of IOC Circular Letter 2915 under the lead of Prof. Karim Hilmi (Morocco). The group is composed of members from the following Member States: [to be updated by 21/01/2023] Argentina, Bangladesh, Belgium, Benin, Canada, Egypt, Germany, Japan, Kuwait, Norway, Turkey, UK, and USA.
The work of the IOC Intersessional Financial Advisory Group is carried forward by the sessional Financial Committee established when the Assembly meets in plenary session in June 2023.
Time
Thursday, December 1 - 12:00am 2022 - Friday, June 30 - 11:59pm 2023
Location
Belgium
Organizer
OceanExpert
Details
*** AS WITH ALL OUR COURSES IF THE DATES / TIMES DO NOT SUIT YOU PLEASE CONTACT US AND WE CAN ARRANGE ALTERNTIVE DATES AND TIMES *** You can take this
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*** AS WITH ALL OUR COURSES IF THE DATES / TIMES DO NOT SUIT YOU PLEASE CONTACT US AND WE CAN ARRANGE ALTERNTIVE DATES AND TIMES ***
You can take this course together with the Coral Reef Conservation course on the same day and get a discount. Look at our events for more details or contact us before booking.
Project AWARE® Specialist (Newly Revised) Uniting scuba divers and water enthusiasts to make a difference. By earning this certification, you’ll be aware of the most pressing problems facing aquatic environments and how to protect them. Project AWARE’s philosophy is to mobilize a global force of scuba divers and water enthusiasts who care about protecting the world’s water resources and choose to make a difference – one dive at a time. By earning the Project AWARE Specialist certification, you’ll be aware of the most pressing problems facing vulnerable aquatic environments and know what everyday actions you can take to help protect them. Anyone who has an interest in the aquatic world should take this course. There are no prerequisites, age restrictions or water sessions required for this non-diving specialty. Through virtual classroom discussions, you learn:
– How Project AWARE unites scuba divers and water enthusiasts to make a difference.
– About environmental issues in the ocean commons and coastal zones.
– About fisheries challenges and sustainability problems. –
– What’s happening to coral reefs and reef inhabitants.
– Your role in protecting aquatic environments.
At the end of this course you receiver an electronic PDF certificate to recognize your attendance. If you are a qualified PADI diver then this course can count to your Master Scuba Diving Rating. In order for this to count you should upgrade your certificate to a PADI PIC Certification Card (This will be a E-Card you will need the PADI app to display this). We can discuss how to do this at the time of the course. (Cost is an additional £75).
What’s included as standard ?
– Electronic PDF Certificate of attendance.
– 24 months Access to our website which shares valuable resources on project aware. And all the materials you need for the course.
At additional cost, depending on the ticket you choose, we will also include
Course Hand out and Work Book, and a printed on card certificate of attendance – These are posed out second class to UK addresses, and posted out before the course. Please allow 7 days for delivery and chance for you to read through.
If you are thinking of doing the Coral Reef conservation course as well, take a look at our combined event, which runs on at weekends and will be delivered in English only. Its the participants responsibility to ensure that you have good internet access, and capable of running Skype preferably from a pc. Webcams are optional but audio is a requirement. An email with a link will be sent to you when your place is confirmed. Please ensure your email address given is correct. You don’t have to have skype installed you can join by the web client.
International Attendance. We are happy to extend this course outside of the UK. We regret for the moment Workbooks and certificates can not be posted out to places outside of the UK mainland. You will still receive an email PDF certificate and all required materials can be viewed under the resources on our website.
Refund Policy :- A full refund is not possible if cancelled less than 14 days in advance of the course. You may however reschedule your course to be a date with in 90 days of the original course booking.
Once we receive your order, we will email you information within 48 hours. If you have not received an email please check your Junk/Spam settings. Our email address is courses@trainmetodo.co.uk
Time
Thursday, March 2 - 12:00am 2023 - Sunday, December 31 - 11:59pm 2023
Organizer
TrainMeToDo
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The theme of the Congress is “Connecting on the Rock: From the Marine Environment to the Blue Economy”, recognizing that this is the first time in several years that the
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The theme of the Congress is “Connecting on the Rock: From the Marine Environment to the Blue Economy”, recognizing that this is the first time in several years that the CMOS community will meet face‑to‑face. This is also the first time we will embrace a new hybrid format for the Congress and invite both virtual and in‑person participation. We hope that this Congress will remind us of the connection we share with each other and the connection between science and society, particularly with respect to a better understanding of extreme events and fostering a Blue Economy, “a concept that seeks to promote economic growth, social inclusion and the preservation of livelihoods while at the same time ensuring environmental sustainability of the oceans and coastal areas”, as defined by the World Bank.
Time
Sunday, May 28 - 12:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 1 - 11:59pm 2023
Location
The Sheraton Hotel, St. John’s, NL
Organizer
Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (CMOS)
Details
We are living in a time of unprecedented change with multiple natural and anthropogenic pressures on our oceans, from climate change to fishing, sedimentation and volcanic activity. In addition
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We are living in a time of unprecedented change with multiple natural and anthropogenic pressures on our oceans, from climate change to fishing, sedimentation and volcanic activity. In addition to understanding how these pressures have impacted these ecosystems in the past and predicting future impacts, we also need to consider how to integrate planning for sustainable development of a blue economy and what changes are needed to existing policy and governance landscapes. As such, the broad overall theme for the 8th International Symposium for Deep-Sea Corals will be ‘Corals in a Changing Ocean’.
The 8th International Symposium on Deep-Sea Corals (ISDSC8) will take place in the John McIntyre Conference Centre, Edinburgh between 29th May 2023 and 2nd June. The conference will be hybrid in nature to promote discussion between in person and online delegates.
Time
Monday, May 29 - 12:00am 2023 - Friday, June 2 - 11:59pm 2023
Location
John McIntyre Conference Centre
Organizer
NOAA
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For more conference information click here. PAL Airlines Early Bird Prize Register by end of day Thursday, April 6 to be entered to win round trip tickets for two
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PAL Airlines Early Bird Prize
Register by end of day Thursday, April 6 to be entered to win round trip tickets for two anywhere PAL Airlines flies.
Lobsterfest tickets are sold out. To enter our waitlist, please email joliver@energynl.ca.
50 New Gower Street
St. John’s, NL
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Tuesday, May 30 - 12:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 1 - 11:59pm 2023
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St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
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Energy NL
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WHY ATTEND? https://www.defenceandsecurity.ca/CANSEC/cansec/Why-Attend CANSEC showcases leading-edge technology, products and services for land-based, naval, aerospace and joint forces military units. This two-day event is the largest and most important defence industry trade show in Canada. YOU'RE
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WHY ATTEND?
https://www.defenceandsecurity.ca/CANSEC/cansec/Why-Attend
CANSEC showcases leading-edge technology, products and services for
land-based, naval, aerospace and joint forces military units. This two-day
event is the largest and most important defence industry trade show in
Canada.
YOU’RE IN GOOD COMPANY
From key prime contractors to supply chain representatives,
CANSEC draws experts from all parts of the industry. Where else
can you network and engage with a captive audience of senior
military and government representatives, international delegations
and industry decision-makers?
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Wednesday, May 31 - 12:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 1 - 11:59pm 2023
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300 - 251 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5J6
Organizer
Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries
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The Oceans Research in Canada Alliance (ORCA) 2023 ‘Together, Let's Build a Strong Canadian Contribution to the Ocean Decade’ Meeting aims
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The Oceans Research in Canada Alliance (ORCA) 2023 ‘Together, Let’s Build a Strong Canadian Contribution to the Ocean Decade’ Meeting aims to provide a platform for sharing information, building on existing collaborations and establishing new partnerships across the diverse Canadian ocean community and in support of Canada’s contribution to the Ocean Decade. This event is being hosted by ORCA in partnership, and on location, with the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (CMOS) Congress being held that same week.
The programming and format will feature:
- Opportunities to share ideas and stimulate collaboration and cooperation across disciplines, sectors, and thematic areas;
- A comprehensive mix of presentations, thematic workshops, and scientific programming;
- Keynote presentations, an interactive panel discussion, Ocean Decade-themed breakout groups, and seven concurrent interactive sessions.
- Active participation of the Ocean Decade Champions and their associated thematic communities of practice.
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Thursday, June 1 - 12:00am 2023 - Friday, June 2 - 11:59pm 2023
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Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland
115 Cavendish Square
Organizer
Ocean Research in Canada Alliance
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June 1, 2023 1:00pm – 2:00pm ADT Nova Scotia won’t get to net-zero
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Nova Scotia won’t get to net-zero by 2050 with proven renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies. The Net Zero Emerging Concepts and Technologies (ECT) Research Program will fund projects that seek to identify gaps in carbon-reduction pathways for hard-to-abate emissions and to support made-in-Nova Scotia solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions required to achieve net-zero by 2050.
The Net Zero ECT Research Program is coordinated by Net Zero Atlantic and is supported by $3 million in funding provided by the Nova Scotia Department of Environment and Climate Change. This funding advances actions 13 and 63 of Nova Scotia’s Climate Plan, specifically research on natural carbon sinks – such as soil and forests, which absorb carbon dioxide – and research on new clean technologies and practices to help meet Nova Scotia’s net zero by 2050 target. Further details are available on the program website, which is updated regularly: Net Zero ECT Research Program
This webinar will describe Net Zero ECT Research Program application process, eligibility and Priority Research Themes in detail. The webinar is scheduled for Thursday, June 1, at 1 p.m. ADT.
The Net Zero Atlantic webinar series is hosted in Zoom.
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Thursday, June 1 - 1:00pm 2023 - Thursday, June 1 - 2:00pm 2023
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Net Zero Atlantic
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June 2nd 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA We are back to celebrating and sharing our responsibility to protect the ocean in person! Join us
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We are back to celebrating and sharing our responsibility to protect the ocean in person! Join us for our annual #WorldOceanDay event at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic!
Connect with World Ocean Day and this year’s theme: Planet Ocean: The Tides are Changing.
Our participating organizations will engage, inspire, educate and celebrate our connection to the oceans.
Friday, June 2, 2023
10 am to 3 pm
Free admission!
Twitter and Instagram: @ns_mma
Facebook: maritimemuseum
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Friday, June 2 - 10:00am 2023 - Friday, June 2 - 3:00pm 2023 ADT
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Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
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Connect with leading edge scientists, landscape architects, and climate activists to explore Indigenous Knowledge and sea-level rise issues The Wild Bird Trust membership, local DNV residents and interested publics are invited
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Connect with leading edge scientists, landscape architects, and climate activists to explore Indigenous Knowledge and sea-level rise issues
The Wild Bird Trust membership, local DNV residents and interested publics are invited to attend our second annual symposium (June 3rd, 2023, 10am-2pm, Maplewood Flats Nature House) to connect with leading edge scientists from UBC’s Living with Water Institute, Indigenous Knowledge keepers, and practitioners exploring sea-level rise issues in Burrard Inlet.
We will consider global and local impacts on climate change and sea-level rise, explore actions and innovations being taken, understand how Indigenous Knowledge is guiding solutions, and consider landscape architecture alternatives on the site. Speakers will be present in the nature house, as well as across the site through scheduled nature walks.
By centering climate solutions with Indigenous Knowledge we can effectively apply both a justice lens and a science lens to this crisis. Hear from a wide range of professionals and academics who use tools to address the sea-level rise here in Coast Salish lands and waters. Public policy on climate change adaptation must include education and orientation to practical local solutions.
Through our 2nd annual symposium we bring hard science and technical solutions to the waterfront of the DNV. Climate action can not be led and solved by technicians and specialists, it has to be conducted and advanced by the public. This program directly trains local residents and provides opportunities to apply knowledge systems in situ at Maplewood Flats. This makes one of the key sites in North Vancouver more adaptive and resilient to the impacts of climate change by centering solutions in the public domain.
HOW TO ATTEND: This event will be onsite at the Nature House and on the trails. After registering, you will receive an email confirmation from Eventbrite. We will also send you a Volunteer Intake Form that we invite you to complete in advance of the session.
Tickets are $20 including lunch. FREE for Coast Salish.
Coffee and bannock served from 10:30-11am and bowl of soup served at 1-1:15pm
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Saturday, June 3 - 10:00am 2023 - Saturday, June 3 - 2:00pm 2023 PDT
Location
Maplewood Flats Conservation Area 2649 Dollarton Highway North Vancouver, BC V7H 1B1
Organizer
Wild Bird Trust Of British Columbia
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We are celebrating Ocean Week 2023 alongside the rest of Canada as the country with the largest coastline in the world. We have built an expert panel to be with us
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We are celebrating Ocean Week 2023 alongside the rest of Canada as the country with the largest coastline in the world.
We have built an expert panel to be with us on June 3rd to talk about their work and connection to how water shapes us.
Thank you to Canadian Ocean Literacy Coalition and Canada Ocean Week for funding this event in Pincher Creek. We’re excited to be part of the nationwide event!
Starting at 1:00 pm: Katie Morrison, the Executive Director of CPAWS, Southern Alberta Chapter and Shannon Frank, the Executive Director of Oldman Watershed Coalition will be here for presentations and a panel discussion alongside local artist,Karen Tamminga-Paton.
Karen will be giving an artist talk on her time as an artist working with the Canadian Ocean Literacy Coalition at the IMPAC 5 conference (the Fifth International Marine Protected Areas Congress) in Vancouver this past February.
Mural Project
As a way to engage students in learning about watersheds and the water system, we are hosting another community mural inside of the Lebel Mansion.
The 2nd floor has a wall that needs a little love and what better way to engage kids in a local community space than to have their help painting a mural on the wall!
If your kids would like to join us you can sign up for our June 2nd and 9th Art Classes at the links below:
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Saturday, June 3 - 1:00pm 2023 - Saturday, June 3 - 4:00pm 2023 MDT
Location
Lebel Mansion
696 Kettles Street
Organizer
Ocean Week Canada
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In celebration of Ocean Week Canada 2023, oceanographer John Roff will be presenting his talk “Drawing Lines on the Oceans - Planning for Marine Conservation” at the St. Margaret Sailing Club. Planet
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In celebration of Ocean Week Canada 2023, oceanographer John Roff will be presenting his talk “Drawing Lines on the Oceans – Planning for Marine Conservation” at the St. Margaret Sailing Club.
Planet Ocean is 71% covered by water. Life originated here and the greatest diversity of living things is still found here. Without our oceans there would be no life on ‘Earth’.
Systematic conservation of marine life and environments has been slow to develop compared to the terrestrial part of our world.
This talk will ask (and start to answer) questions such as:
- Why, as terrestrial beings, should we be concerned with conservation of marine environments?
- How can we decide what parts of the oceans should be protected, and how can you draw lines on an ocean?
- How much of the marine environment should be protected?
- How can marine conservation be adapted to the effects of climate change?
John Roff is presently a consultant to WWF Canada and WWF International on marine conservation planning in the Canadian Arctic Ocean and wider International Arctic Ocean and president of the St. Margaret’s Bay Stewardship Association.
With advanced degrees from Cambridge University and Newcastle University, John Roff’s extensive marine conservation background includes: past European Scholar in the European Union Erasmus Mundus Programme, teaching graduate courses in Marine Conservation, at the University of Algarve in Portugal and University of Ghent in Belgium and previous Canada Research Chair at Acadia University, Nova Scotia, in Environment and Conservation. He is author of over 100 peer reviewed scientific articles, and numerous reports on various aspects of aquatic ecology and the environment. John has worked all over the world, from the arctic to the tropics, in all three of Canada’s oceans, with emphasis on coastal temperate Atlantic waters. John is also an avid sailor.
This event is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required due to capacity limits.
Doors and bar open at 6:30 p.m.
Presentation starts at 7:00 p.m.
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Saturday, June 3 - 6:30pm 2023 - Saturday, June 3 - 9:00pm 2023 ADT
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St. Margaret Sailing Club
5 Foxberry Hill Road Glen Haven, NS B3Z 2W2
Organizer
St. Margaret Sailing Club
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The new topical resource collections that include NOAA videos, lesson plans, webinars, web stories, virtual reality, and much more are a great one-stop-shop for educators interested in topics, such as
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The new topical resource collections that include NOAA videos, lesson plans, webinars, web stories, virtual reality, and much more are a great one-stop-shop for educators interested in topics, such as climate change, ocean acidification, ocean sound and the impact of noise. This webinar will dig into the collections for coral reefs and kelp forest ecosystems so that you can start using these educational materials right away to bring the ocean into your classroom or facility.
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Monday, June 5 - 7:00pm 2023 - Monday, June 5 - 8:00am 2023
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National Marine Sanctuaries
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Led by the U.S. National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, Capitol Hill Ocean Week (CHOW) is a series of events exploring sustainable use of the Great Lakes and the ocean, with a
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Led by the U.S. National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, Capitol Hill Ocean Week (CHOW) is a series of events exploring sustainable use of the Great Lakes and the ocean, with a strong emphasis on U.S.-based policy and action. This year, the theme of the week is the importance of greater ocean-climate connections in policy and action. On June 6, ocean and climate stakeholders will engage with elected representatives on ocean policy issues. The hybrid event will also have workshops and discussions throughout the week.
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Tuesday, June 6 - 12:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 8 - 11:59pm 2023
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8455 Colesville Road, Suite 1275, Silver Spring, MD 20910
Organizer
National Marine Sanctuary Foundation
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On 6-7 June 2023 in Lisbon, BlueBio will hold two major events. The first is the end-term evaluation of the 19 projects from the Cofunded call in 2018. The
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On 6-7 June 2023 in Lisbon, BlueBio will hold two major events. The first is the end-term evaluation of the 19 projects from the Cofunded call in 2018. The second is the mid-term evaluation of the 10 projects from the 1st Additional Call in 2020.
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Tuesday, June 6 - 1:00am 2023 - Wednesday, June 7 - 1:00am 2023
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Lisbon, Portugal
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BlueBio
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--Join CPAWS Manitoba for an exciting Ocean Week Canada event: "Exploring Manitoba's Arctic Coastline"-- This family-friendly gathering on June 6th at Assiniboine Park
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–Join CPAWS Manitoba for an exciting Ocean Week Canada event: “Exploring Manitoba’s Arctic Coastline”–
This family-friendly gathering on June 6th at Assiniboine Park aims to connect kids and families in Winnipeg with the wonders of Manitoba’s Arctic Ocean coastline.
Though we may be far from the coast itself, this event presents a unique opportunity to understand and celebrate Manitoba’s identity as an ocean province.
Participants will learn about the remarkable animals and ecosystems that inhabit the Arctic, including beluga whales, polar bears, arctic foxes, and more.
The event will feature interactive stations with engaging games, learning opportunities, and educational activities for kids and families! The programming is geared toward kids ages 5 to 12, but is open to kids of all ages.
We’ll get creative with ocean-themed crafts, marvel at replica dolphin and whale skeletons, and dive deeper into the fascinating world of the Arctic through hands-on experiences led by CPAWS Manitoba’s environmental education team.
To accommodate as many ocean enthusiasts as possible, the event will run in two separate time slots: 5:00 – 6:15 PM and 6:30 – 7:45 PM.
Please note that spaces are limited, so we encourage you to register early to secure your spot. Please register for one ticket per child. Caregivers do not need to register to attend.
Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in the wonders of Manitoba’s Arctic coastline and join us in celebrating Ocean Week Canada!
–This event is part of the official Ocean Week Canada program and was made possible thanks to the Canadian Ocean Literacy Coalition.–
About CPAWS Manitoba:
CPAWS Manitoba has been instrumental in establishing 22 new parks and protected areas in our province. That’s an area larger than Lake Winnipeg at nearly 26,000 square kilometres. Our goal is to protect half of Manitoba’s lands and waters.
About the CPAWS Manitoba Nature Club:
CPAWS Manitoba’s Nature Club is designed to help Manitobans get outside, make new friends and learn about the wonders of nature.
We’ve developed a wide range of programming and activities to help Manitobans of all ages and abilities enjoy the health and wellness benefits of nature.
Find out more at our website – www.cpawsmb.org – and be sure to subscribe to our events newsletter and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter so you don’t miss out on upcoming events.
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Tuesday, June 6 - 5:00pm 2023 - Tuesday, June 6 - 6:30pm 2023 CDT
Location
Assiniboine Park
Site 3 Winnipeg, MB R3P 2N6
Organizer
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS)
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Join us for the Water Canada Summit 2023 We’re excited to announce that
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Join us for the Water Canada Summit 2023
We’re excited to announce that we’re hosting the 14th annual Water Canada (previously Canadian Water Summit) in partnership with Canadian Water and Wastewater Association (CWWA) Window on Ottawa. Mark your calendars for June 7 – June 9, 2023, at the Delta Hotel in Ottawa!
The Summit begins with a Kick-off opening reception the evening of June 7th. More details to come about this fabulous opportunity to get to know your fellow attendees before the rest of the summit!
June 8th will be packed with panels, keynotes, deep dives and informative sessions along with a networking breakfast, lunch, and reception. That evening we will host our Water Canada Awards dinner where we recognize the amazing People, Projects, and Technology in Canada’s Water industry!
June 9th is our final day of continued sessions covering everything you need to know about water in Canada and connecting you with the sector’s top experts, policy-makers, and future innovators.
From showcasing in-depth discussions and learning opportunities on topics covering the entire water cycle and providing focused-networking sessions that help foster collaboration, to celebrating the innovations and accomplishments that are propelling the Canadian water industry forward on the world stage, The Water Canada Summit is the place for Canadian water sector professionals to network, collaborate, and be inspired!
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Wednesday, June 7 - 12:00am 2023 - Friday, June 9 - 11:59pm 2023 EDT
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Delta City Centre
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Canadian Water Summit
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ABOUT THE UN WORLD OCEANS DAY CELEBRATION The ocean covers the majority of the earth, but only a small portion of its waters has been explored. Despite humanity’s utter reliance on
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ABOUT THE UN WORLD OCEANS DAY CELEBRATION
The ocean covers the majority of the earth, but only a small portion of its waters has been explored. Despite humanity’s utter reliance on it, and compared to the breadth and depth of what it gives us, the ocean receives only a fragment of our attention and resources in return.
But tides are changing.
To celebrate the United Nations World Oceans Day 2023 theme, Planet Ocean, the United Nations is joining forces with decision makers, scientists, private sector executives, civil society representatives, indigenous communities, celebrities and youth activists and more to put the ocean first.
JOIN UN WOD 2023
Join us on 8 June 2023 for United Nations World Oceans Day hosted by the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea of the Office of Legal Affairs in partnership with Oceanic Global and supported by Panerai.
Through the UN World Oceans Day 2023 theme Planet Ocean: Tides are Changing, We will discover how Earth is more than it may seem, and generate a new wave of excitement towards cherishing and protecting the ocean and the entirety of our blue planet.
2023 PROGRAM
Through a series of keynotes, roundtable discussions, spotlight presentations, and performances, the day will underscore humanity’s interconnectivity to the ocean and illustrate its cross-sector potential. Global thought leaders and advocates will also shed light on missed opportunities and ongoing work to bridge gaps across representation, knowledge, and capacity building to better understand the ocean for all that it has to offer – and for the wonder that it is
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Thursday, June 8 - 12:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 8 - 11:59pm 2023
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Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea of the Office of Legal Affairs (DOALOS), Oceanic Global, Panerai
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This year's United Nations World Oceans Day (UN WOD) celebrates the theme Planet Ocean: Tides are Changing. In celebration of the 2023 event, the United Nations are joining forces with decision
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This year’s United Nations World Oceans Day (UN WOD) celebrates the theme Planet Ocean: Tides are Changing. In celebration of the 2023 event, the United Nations are joining forces with decision makers, scientists, private sector executives, civil society representatives, indigenous communities, celebrities and youth activists to underscore how earth is more than it may seem and finally put the ocean first.
Tune-in for the live broadcast on 8 June 2023
The annual event will be broadcast live on Thursday 8 June 2023 on UN TV. UN WOD 2023 is hosted by the United Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea, Office of Legal Affairs(DOALOS) in partnership withOceanic Global , supported by Panerai, with contribution by Discover Earth.
By registering for the virtual event, you will receive updates on the full-program, featured speakers, ways to amplify World Oceans Day and more! We invite you to Save-the-Date and join us for the virtual broadcast of this globally reaching event on 8 June, 2023.
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Thursday, June 8 - 11:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 8 - 2:30pm 2023
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United Nations DOALOS
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In celebration of World Ocean's Day, Dalhousie's Faculty of Science is hosting it's third annual ocean's themed panel discussion. This year's discussion will include subject matter experts from Dalhousie University and
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In celebration of World Ocean’s Day, Dalhousie’s Faculty of Science is hosting it’s third annual ocean’s themed panel discussion.
This year’s discussion will include subject matter experts from Dalhousie University and the community, to explore an in-depth conversation on shark conservation and research in Nova Scotia.
Guest speakers include, Kirsti Burnett (BSc’15) (SHARCC), Dr. Chris Harvey-Clark (Dalhousie), Dr. Manuel Dureuil (PhD’19)(SHAARC), Dr. Fred Whoriskey (Ocean Tracking Network) and event moderator, Vanessa Schiliro.
Join the discussion to learn about the fascinating behaviors of sharks and the latest research taking place in Nova Scotia. Members of the audience will have the opportunity to ask questions following the discussion.
Contact us:
Have any questions? Email jocelyn.adams@dal.ca.
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Thursday, June 8 - 6:00pm 2023 - Thursday, June 8 - 7:30pm 2023 ADT
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Atrium, Steele Ocean Sciences Building 1355 Oxford Street Halifax, NS B3H 4R2
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Dalhousie Faculty of Science
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June 10th - OTTAWA, ONTARIO In collaboration with the Summer Solstice Indigenous Festival, on June 10 visitors will: Experience a live book reading of Nibi’s Water Journey from Anishinaabeg author Sunshine
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June 10th – OTTAWA, ONTARIO
In collaboration with the Summer Solstice Indigenous Festival, on June 10 visitors will:
- Experience a live book reading of Nibi’s Water Journey from Anishinaabeg author Sunshine Tenasco
- Learn about Indigenous culture and the importance of clean drinking water.
- Explore how to tackle large environmental issues that may seem “too large to face” and how every action big or small is important.
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Address: Canadian Museum of Nature, McLeod Street, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Cost: Free
Format: In-Person
Category: Presentation, Interactive Event, Indoors, Story-telling / Book Launch
Region: Great Lakes and St. Lawrence
Audience: Kids & Families, Adults
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible, English, French
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Saturday, June 10 - 12:00am 2023 - Saturday, June 10 - 11:59pm 2023
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Canadian Museum of Nature, McLeod Street, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Organizer
Rio Tinto
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ONE PORT CITY DAY IS BACK FOR 2023! SATURDAY, JUNE 10 FROM 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. (RAIN DATE: SATURDAY, JUNE 17)
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ONE PORT CITY DAY IS BACK FOR 2023!
SATURDAY, JUNE 10 FROM 10 A.M. – 2 P.M.
(RAIN DATE: SATURDAY, JUNE 17)
For more information on how to get involved with One Port City Day please contact Emily Richardson at erichardson@portofhalifax.ca
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Saturday, June 10 - 10:00am 2023 - Saturday, June 10 - 2:00pm 2023 ADT
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1215 Marginal Road Halifax, NS B3H 4P8 Canada, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3H 4P8
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Port of Halifax
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Coastal Zone Canada Conference 2023 June 11 - 15, 2023 Victoria, B.C. Engaging keynote speakers, panel discussions and break-out groups Network with hundreds of people with a passion for the coastal environment Our first
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Coastal Zone Canada Conference 2023
June 11 – 15, 2023 Victoria, B.C.
Engaging keynote speakers, panel discussions and break-out groups
Network with hundreds of people with a passion for the coastal environment
Our first in-person conference since CZC2018 in St. John’s!
We are very excited to host you in-person at the beautiful Victoria Conference Centre in Victoria, British Columbia from June 11 to June 15, 2023, and know many of you need to start planning. Registration for CZC2023 is now open. The pricing table for the conference is set out below.
Click on Register Now in the table below to complete registration using our conference platform Ex Ordo.
Link to table: https://coastalzonecanada.org/czc2023/#conf-4
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Sunday, June 11 - 12:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 15 - 11:59pm 2023
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Victoria, B.C.
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Coastal Zone Canada Association
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OMAE 2023 42nd International Conference on Ocean, Offshore & Arctic Engineering Join your colleagues from industry, academia, and government at the 42nd International Conference
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OMAE 2023
42nd International Conference on Ocean, Offshore & Arctic Engineering
Join your colleagues from industry, academia, and government at the 42nd International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering (OMAE 2023) in Melbourne, Australia from June 11 – 16, 2023.
OMAE 2023 is the ideal forum for researchers, engineers, managers, technicians, and students from the scientific and industrial communities from around the world to:
- meet and present advances in technology and its scientific support
- exchange ideas and experiences while promoting technological progress and its application in industry, and
- promote international cooperation in ocean, offshore and arctic engineering
Following the tradition of excellence of previous OMAE conferences, 600 technical papers are planned for presentation.
Welcome from the OMAE 2023 Conference Chairs
Welcome to the 42nd Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering Conference (OMAE) in Melbourne, Australia, hosted by the OOAE Division of ASME. OMAE combines Academia with Industry to adapt scientific achievements into practical applications for a smart, sustainable, and safe use of our oceans.
We, the organizers, are very excited to greet you. This is the first time the OMAE conference will be held in both the Southern & Eastern Hemispheres simultaneously. OMAE 2023 will promote the relevant engineering research and applications in the vast region of Australian waters, and more generally in Oceania and South- Eastern Asia. In return, the visitors will have a chance to meet and learn from researchers and engineers working in unique marine environments whose diversity is unprecedented. We have three exciting special symposia lined up to celebrate Australia’s contribution to research, to highlight the nations in the Pacific Ocean and to promote the Blue Economy research activities underway in the region.
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Sunday, June 11 - 12:00am 2023 - Friday, June 16 - 11:59pm 2023
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Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Melbourne, Australia
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Melbourne Convention Bureau
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The Ocean Technology Council of Nova Scotia, in partnership with the Government of Canada, the Province of Nova Scotia and COVE, is pleased to present the H2O: Home to Overseas
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The Ocean Technology Council of Nova Scotia, in partnership with the Government of Canada, the Province of Nova Scotia and COVE, is pleased to present the H2O: Home to Overseas Conference on Monday, June 12 to Wednesday, June 14, 2023, at the Halifax Convention Centre.
CANADA’S PREMIER EVENT FOR THE OCEAN TECHNOLOGY SECTOR
The Home to Overseas Conference is rapidly becoming Canada’s premier event for the ocean technology sector and is attracting significant international participation—there were 25 countries represented in 2021.
Ocean technology is defined as a horizontal sector covering the technologies applicable to such sectors as marine defence, marine energy (offshore extractive and renewable), marine environmental monitoring, marine transportation, aquaculture, fisheries and marine tourism.
The H2O Conference is an ideal event to engage with the ocean technology industry. The conference will include international delegates, research, development and commercialization presentations, and B2B meetings. This year’s conference will also include on-water demos at the Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship (COVE).
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Monday, June 12 - 12:00am 2023 - Wednesday, June 14 - 11:59pm 2023
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Halifax Convention Centre
1650 Argyle St, B3J 0E6
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OTCNS
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NEXT STOP: SEATTLE IN 2023! For the 16th edition of our conference, Green Marine is heading to the West Coast, more precisely to Seattle, WA! Save the dates: the conference will
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NEXT STOP: SEATTLE IN 2023!
For the 16th edition of our conference, Green Marine is heading to the West Coast, more precisely to Seattle, WA! Save the dates: the conference will take place from Monday, June 12 to Wednesday, June 14 at the Grand Hyatt Seattle Hotel.
GreenTech is the not-to-be-missed event of the year for anyone interested in the maritime industry, green technologies, and innovation in sustainable maritime transportation.
The program always includes renowned speakers, state-of-the-art exhibitors, networking opportunities with a large array of people keenly interested in sustainable maritime transportation, and more!
The annual conference allows Green Marine to pursue its mission since the profits generated by the event are entirely reinvested in the improvement of the environmental certification program.
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Monday, June 12 - 1:00am 2023 - Wednesday, June 14 - 1:00am 2023
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Grand Hyatt Seattle Hotel
721 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101, United States
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Green Marine
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From Theory to Practice: How Can Energy System Modelling Support Atlantic Canada’s Transition to Net Zero Emissions. Atlantic Canadian policymakers, businesses, and households are confronted with many “what if” questions about
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From Theory to Practice: How Can Energy System Modelling Support Atlantic Canada’s Transition to Net Zero Emissions.
Atlantic Canadian policymakers, businesses, and households are confronted with many “what if” questions about the future of our region’s energy system. Energy system models can provide the structure and transparency needed to explore these questions and to enable informed and inclusive decision-making on the path to net zero greenhouse gas emissions.
In this context, Net Zero Atlantic (NZA) and the Energy Modelling Hub (EMH) invite you to join us in Halifax, Nova Scotia on June 12th and 13th, 2023 for the first regional Atlantic Canadian Energy System Modelling Conference. With a focus on bringing theory to practice, the conference will feature presentations, panels, and workshops that will explore how energy system modelling can support Atlantic Canada’s transition to net zero greenhouse gas emissions. Bringing together policymakers, business leaders, researchers, and energy system modelers from across Atlantic Canada and beyond, the Forum will 1) help to enable regional collaboration around energy system planning and 2) integrate Atlantic Canada with the national energy system modelling community.
Day 1 of the event will feature several thematic speaker sessions with a focus on critical, current energy system topics in Atlantic Canada including: hydrogen, interregional transmission, distributed energy resources, population growth, and more.
On Day 2, NZA and EMH will facilitate a series of panels and workshops to 1) help Forum attendees put energy system modelling insights into practice and 2) define next steps for the energy system modelling community in Atlantic Canada.
This event will be held at Pier 21, 1055 Marginal Rd 1055 Marginal Road Halifax, NS B3H 4P7.
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Monday, June 12 - 8:30am 2023 - Tuesday, June 13 - 2:30pm 2023 ADT
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Pier 21, 1055 Marginal Rd 1055 Marginal Road Halifax, NS B3H 4P7
Organizer
Net Zero Atlantic
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Welcome to the 29th Underwater Technology Conference Securing global energy At Grieghallen in Bergen, Norway 13 – 15th June 2023 Relive the 28th annual Underwater Technology Conference that took place at Grieghallen in
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Welcome to the 29th Underwater Technology Conference
Securing global energy
At Grieghallen in Bergen, Norway 13 – 15th June 2023
Relive the 28th annual Underwater Technology Conference that took place at Grieghallen in Bergen, Norway 14 – 16th June 2022.
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Tuesday, June 13 - 12:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 15 - 11:59pm 2023
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Grieghallen in Bergen, Norway
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GCE Ocean Technology
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SPEED MENTORING ask questions – get advice – make connections Net Zero Atlantic welcomes
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SPEED MENTORING
ask questions – get advice – make connections
Net Zero Atlantic welcomes all interested individuals/mentees to attend a speed mentoring session, to be held following the Atlantic Canadian Conference on Energy System Modelling.
This event is modeled after speed-dating. Each mentee will have approximately 5 minutes to ask questions before moving onto the next mentor. Mentees should come prepared with questions to ask the mentors. At the end of this event there will be further opportunity for mingling and asking follow-up questions while enjoying some refreshments.
The event will take place on Tuesday, June 13th from 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm in the Classroom at the PIER, 1209 Marginal Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Those looking for a quick professional boost at the Atlantic Canadian Conference on Energy System Modelling can enjoy one-on-one discussions and opportunities to ask questions during our speed mentoring event.
Speed mentoring sessions help students and new professionals entering the energy field receive advice and guidance from experienced industry and government professionals.
- Mentors come from backgrounds in STEM, R&D, innovation, finance, energy transition, clean technology and sustainability.
- Mentees included students, recent graduates and young professionals who are eager to work in the energy sector, young professionals looking to progress within the industry, as well as experienced individuals who are looking to transition to the energy sector.
What is speed mentoring?
Modeled after speed dating, speed mentoring is a relatively new concept that focuses on quick-hit information, time-efficient networking in the methodical pursuit of a mentor. Cycle through fixed 5-minute conversations to quickly help you make the most out of your career.
Mentors:
- Share your knowledge and insight about the Canadian energy sector
- Provide guidance to a student entering the field
- Help a developing professional advance their career and enrich your professional life
- Make new contacts and contribute directly to the future of the industry
Mentees:
- Learn about the energy sector from an experienced professional
- One-on-one mentoring
- Make new contacts and learn about the future of the industry
This event is a terrific opportunity to seek guidance, knowledge and wisdom from mentors who have ‘been there and done that’.
If you are interested in participating in the speed mentoring session please REGISTER HERE.
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Tuesday, June 13 - 3:00pm 2023 - Tuesday, June 13 - 3:00pm 2023
Location
The Pier, 1209 Marginal Road, Halifax NS
Organizer
Net Zero Atlantic
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Join Eleanor Haine from CC/UNESCO as they discuss gender equity Welcome to our speaker series! The Ocean Allies speaker series aims to connect you
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Join Eleanor Haine from CC/UNESCO as they discuss gender equity
Welcome to our speaker series! The Ocean Allies speaker series aims to connect you with experts in equity, diversity, and inclusion topics to support you and Canada’s ocean sector!
What we’ll do: The first half of the session will begin with Eleanor opening the session with a presentation on Gender equity, followed by an open Q&A session! The second half of the session will give you an opportunity to network with Stephanie, and people within Canada’s ocean sector.
Keynote Speakers: Eleanor Haine, the Program Officer, Natural Sciences of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO.
We invite you to come listen & learn from Eleanor as she speaks on YOUR role in diversity, equity & inclusion, hosted by the Ocean Allies Speaker Series.
Join the conversation via zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87065740621
About Ocean Allies: Ocean Allies is bringing together diverse talent and Canada’s ocean innovation ecosystem. If you are interested in staying informed on the Ocean Allies project, please sign up for our newsletter here.
The Ocean Allies speaker series is brought to you by Canada’s Ocean Supercluster.
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Wednesday, June 14 - 2:00pm 2023 - Wednesday, June 14 - 3:00pm 2023
Organizer
Canada Ocean Supercluster
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Experience Canada’s premier interactive on-water event On June 14, 2023, COVE hosts the premier event for on-water demonstrations of the latest marine technology innovations. COVE Demo Day features interactive and engaging
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Experience Canada’s premier interactive on-water event
On June 14, 2023, COVE hosts the premier event for on-water demonstrations of the latest marine technology innovations. COVE Demo Day features interactive and engaging demonstrations from world-leading marine technology innovators, all on-site at COVE’s facility in Dartmouth.
As part of the OTCNS-led H2O Conference, COVE Demo Day delivers a high-quality production showcasing the best in marine innovation and research.
Be a part of the action at COVE Demo Day!
In 2022, over 350 manufacturers, service providers, and business leaders from over 180 organizations and 21 countries attended COVE Demo Day. Guests enjoyed hands-on demonstrations from over 30 different companies showcasing revolutionary marine technology innovations. This year, we aim to make COVE Demo Day bigger and better with more dynamic programming and unbeatable networking opportunities.
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Wednesday, June 14 - 2:31pm 2023 - Wednesday, June 14 - 2:31pm 2023
Location
Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship
27 Parker St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 4T5
Organizer
COVE / OTCNS
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June 15th UCELET, BRITISH COLUMBIA Save the date! The Canadian Network for Ocean Education (CaNOE) is happy to announce that they will be hosting four (4) one-day symposiums
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June 15th
Save the date! The Canadian Network for Ocean Education (CaNOE) is happy to announce that they will be hosting four (4) one-day symposiums across the country. Each location will focus on a different aspect of ocean education in Canada from eco-tourism to Indigenous traditional knowledge.
CaNOE is proud to embark on a multi-location symposium in 2023; incorporating different locations across Canada to engage with and learn more about residents’ relationship with the global ocean. Each location provides unique learning opportunities from innovative ocean technology to Indigenous ocean pedagogies; aligning with UN Sustainable Goals. Participants will strengthen their ocean knowledge and connectivity amplifying an overall more sustainable Blue Economy. Through regional in-person experiential sessions, educational and networking opportunities, CaNOE will elevate ocean education programs across the country. Access of material from each symposium will be available to increase outreach and reduce the overall carbon footprint. Together, we aim to support one another in helping people understand their connection and impact on the ocean and its impact upon us.
The goals of the conference are to:
- Network, discuss and learn new content and ocean education strategies
- Share activities, lessons and resources that embrace diverse ways of knowing and learning for ocean education in the classroom community and beyond
- Explore and discuss current issues in marine and aquatic science, and the role of place, language and culture in informing solutions
- Discover resources and information from communities and organization that value healthy marine and aquatic ecosystems, and how they can be incorporated into ocean and aquatic education
- And many more!
The first symposium scheduled for May 27 th, 2023 in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia is presented in partnership with the Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE) and will highlight the role that ocean technology and industry plays in advancing ocean literacy for Canadians. More details and registration information will be made available in the coming months.
Stay tuned for more information about stop #2 on the cross-Canada ocean education journey in Ucelet, BC!
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Thursday, June 15 - 12:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 15 - 11:59pm 2023
Location
Ucelet, British Colombia
Organizer
Canadian Network for Ocean Education
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This will be the 8th in IMBeR’s Climate and Ecosystems (ClimEco) Summer School series. ClimEco summer schools are designed for 60-70 post-graduate students and early career researchers, and are led by an extraordinary
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This will be the 8th in IMBeR’s Climate and Ecosystems (ClimEco) Summer School series. ClimEco summer schools are designed for 60-70 post-graduate students and early career researchers, and are led by an extraordinary interdisciplinary group of marine scientists, many who are leaders in their respective fields.
ClimEco8 is an endorsed United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development activity.
When and Where
ClimEco8 will be held from 19-24 June 2023 at the ZRS-Mediterranean Institute for Environmental Studies in Koper, Slovenia
Focus of ClimEco8
The United Nations declared 2021-2030 as the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development. The objective is to motivate international efforts aimed at improving ocean health by providing the science necessary for sustainable development of the oceans to underpin ‘The ocean we need for the future we want’. Achieving this, however, needs more than more than ‘just’ more data and knowledge. It will require new approaches for understanding and tackling complex socio-ecological problems in their entirety. It will require an increased focus on building ocean literacy and public support for ocean futures. It also needs scientists and decision-makers to identify how to facilitate the use of available science and encourage the necessary change of behaviours, and the implementation of policies— at individual, local and global scales — that will leverage greater environmental benefit. The task at hand is a challenging one, that will require scientists to be able to work across disciplines, across knowledge systems, and with a diversity of stakeholders.
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Monday, June 19 - 12:00am 2023 - Saturday, June 24 - 11:59pm 2023
Location
ZRS-Mediterranean Institute for Environmental Studies in Koper, Slovenia
Organizer
IMBeR
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The event showcases the industry by covering all technologies: fixed and floating wind power, tidal energy, wave energy, marine thermal energy (SWAC & OTEC), floating solar (FPV), salinity gradients
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The event showcases the industry by covering all technologies: fixed and floating wind power, tidal energy, wave energy, marine thermal energy (SWAC & OTEC), floating solar (FPV), salinity gradients energy and related industries such as: energy storage, digital, decarbonated maritime transports (wind-powered & hydrogen), drones or eco-designed materials…
The event brings together more than 4,000 international players (politicians, ordering institutions (energy operators and industrials), technological experts, NGOs, researchers, investors, and subcontractors) around an exhibition area gathering +200 exhibitors from around the world, industrial and technical talks & presentations, business meetings, pitches and workshops on specific topics related to blue growth economy. Seanergy also gives the opportunity to visit the top sites of the French offshore renewable energy players and get first-hand insights on how the French industry is on the job to deliver new and compelling projects.
Seanergy aims to support, gather and strengthen synergies for all the players of the offshore wind and marine renewable energy industry to contribute in accelerating its structuration, promoting its development in France and worldwide and, of course, supporting blue growth & ecological transition.
With the strong growth of the global offshore renewable energy market, the objectives set by the European Union and more recently by the French government, and the ongoing acceleration for this promising industry, Seanergy is an annual milestone for the industry and the ecological transition. Don’t miss the next editions.
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Tuesday, June 20 - 12:00am 2023 - Wednesday, June 21 - 11:59pm 2023
Location
Paris Expo Porte de Versaille
Organizer
OTCNS
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The marine environment consists of complex systems. These involve interconnected aspects with delicate trade-offs between exploitation by human activities and conservation of natural resources. Sustainable socio-economic and environmental interference with these
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The marine environment consists of complex systems. These involve interconnected aspects with delicate trade-offs between exploitation by human activities and conservation of natural resources.
Sustainable socio-economic and environmental interference with these systems requires a fundamental scientific knowledge base. The EU and Member States are tackling many environmental challenges with different approaches, through legislation and interventions in many sectors. The concept of marine Good Environmental Status (GES) is at the core of most of the policy challenges.
In this context, the MSFD EU directive has provided a fundamental milestone towards the cooperation and integration of national efforts. Yet there are key scientific challenges that remain to be addressed, notably towards the understanding of the processes underlying the dynamics of the marine ecosystem impacted by human activities. Member States are struggling to make efficient and effective their huge investments in data collection and reporting, and in adopting appropriate interventions. Moreover, they are now facing the revision of the MSFD with new inputs that need to be incorporated into the process.
JPI Oceans (Joint Programme Initiative on Healthy and Productive Seas and Oceans) is an intergovernmental strategic platform that coordinates and integrates research efforts on marine and maritime challenges. It has been officially adopted in 2011 by the Council of the European Union and involves relevant ministries and research funders from European Member States, Associated Countries, and international partners in different typologies of actions (https://jpi-oceans.eu/).
In November 2019, JPI Oceans has launched a Joint Action called “Science for Good Environmental Status (S4GES)”, to better understand marine ecosystems, how multiple activities impact the environment and how the requests of the MSFD can be fulfilled (see S4GES and Sprovieri et al., 2021).
Eleven national institutions from the participating countries have agreed to adopt an innovative approach for the assessment of GES. A first observational campaign on board of the RV Belgica has been carried out in July 2023 and data analysis is now providing preliminary results.
This is an opportune time to debate the new results from different initiatives within the scientific community, to promote a salient knowledge-based support to policy, and to give new substance to interpretation of GES.
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Wednesday, June 21 - 9:00am 2023 - Thursday, June 22 - 5:00pm 2023
Location
at Esplora, Kalkara, Malta
Organizer
JPI Oceans
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Meghan Doucette, Town of Bridgewater; Katie Giles, Clean Foundation; Ryan MacMillan, EfficiencyOne Bridgewater, Nova
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Meghan Doucette, Town of Bridgewater; Katie Giles, Clean Foundation; Ryan MacMillan, EfficiencyOne
Bridgewater, Nova Scotia is doing what no other Canadian municipality is doing. We are focusing our work to reduce GHG emissions on supporting those who are struggling the most in our community. Through the power of partnerships, we have been able to launch the Energize Bridgewater Home Upgrades program to carry out deep energy retrofits for income-qualified homeowners and for landlords in Bridgewater. We are grateful to the Clean Foundation, Efficiency Nova Scotia, and the South Shore Open Doors Association who are working side-by-side with us to deliver the program. Without these partnerships we would not be on our way to meeting our goal of reducing energy poverty in our community by 20% by 2026. In this webinar, we will be sharing what we are offering for our residents and how we have worked together to make it happen.
The Net Zero Atlantic webinar series is hosted in Zoom.
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Thursday, June 22 - 1:00pm 2023 - Thursday, June 22 - 2:00pm 2023
Organizer
NetZero
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Ocean Race Mission: The Ocean Race will visit nine iconic international cities over a six-month period, with leg one starting from Alicante, Spain, and passing through Genova, Italy – The
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Ocean Race Mission: The Ocean Race will visit nine iconic international cities over a six-month period, with leg one starting from Alicante, Spain, and passing through Genova, Italy – The Grand Finale – on 25-26 June 2023. This year the Ocean Race will set a link with the Mission Ocean & Waters. Italian Ministries, MEPs, and the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, have been invited to attend the event which may be attended by the Commissioner too.
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Monday, June 26 - 9:00am 2023 - Monday, June 26 - 5:00pm 2023
Location
Alicante, Spain, and Genova, Italy
Organizer
JPI Oceans
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