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This free webinar-based course will challenge participants from around the world to explore key issues in three core areas of ocean governance -- Law of the Sea, State of the
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This free webinar-based course will challenge participants from around the world to explore key issues in three core areas of ocean governance — Law of the Sea, State of the Ocean, and Fisheries, Aquaculture and Food Security — through a combination of lectures, discussions, videos and readings. Aimed primarily at marine professionals with responsibility for some aspect of coastal and ocean management, the course is offered for both live participation (limited availability due to capped class size) and self-paced study, both with a time commitment of c.24 hours plus required preparation. A certificate will be available for those who complete all the course requirements.
Applicants should check the information below for details, with particular attention to the Schedule and Study Options, and then complete the online application form by 25th March. Please direct any questions or concerns to ioi@dal.ca. IOI-Canada gratefully acknowledges support for this course from both the Ocean Science and Research Foundation and the Ocean Frontier Institute.
- Course Announcement
- Study Options
- Schedule
- Speakers
- Online Application Form Sorry, the deadline of 25th March has now passed.
- Preparatory Materials – TO BE POSTED NEARER THE TIME: Module 1, Module 2 and Module 3
Time
Monday, April 11 - 12:00am 2022 - Thursday, June 2 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
International Ocean Institute
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This Conference comprises the 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP 15) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), the tenth Meeting of the Parties to the Cartagena Protocol
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This Conference comprises the 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP 15) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), the tenth Meeting of the Parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (Cartagena Protocol COP/MOP 10), and the fourth Meeting of the Parties to the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-sharing (Nagoya Protocol COP/MOP 4).
CBD COP 15 will review the achievement and delivery of the CBD’s Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020. It is also anticipated that the final decision on the post-2020 global biodiversity framework will be taken, together with decisions on related topics including capacity building and resource mobilization.
The UN Biodiversity Conference was originally scheduled to take place from 15-28 October 2020, in Kunming, China, but was postponed several times in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. On 18 August 2021, the CBD Secretariat announced that COP 15 would take place in two parts:
- the first part took place in a virtual format, from 11-15 October 2021;
- the second part of COP 15 is scheduled to be a face-to-face meeting in Kunming, China, from 25 April-8 May 2022.
In November 2021, due to the emergence of the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus and subsequent travel restrictions announced by some countries, the resumed sessions of the subsidiary bodies were postponed from January to March 2022. The 24th meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice (SBSTTA 24) and the 3rd meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Implementation (SBI 3) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) as well as the third Meeting of the Open-ended Working Group on the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework (WG2020-3) will prepare for CBD COP 15.
Read the SDG Knowledge Hub policy brief on the road to the 2020 UN Biodiversity Conference here. The SDG Knowledge Hub summary of the 2018 UN Biodiversity Conference is here.
To receive SDG event notices, news and analysis in your inbox, subscribe.
dates: 25 April – 8 May 2022
location: China
additional: Kunming
www: https://www.cbd.int/article/new-dates-cop15-virtual-2021-facetoface-2022
Time
Monday, April 25 - 12:00am 2022 - Sunday, May 8 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
Multilateral Environmental Agreement Body
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The Department of Industry, Energy and Technology (IET) is pleased to inform that plans are underway to attend OTC 2022. All information pertaining to IET’s attendance can be found here: Offshore
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The Department of Industry, Energy and Technology (IET) is pleased to inform that plans are underway to attend OTC 2022.
All information pertaining to IET’s attendance can be found here: Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2022 – Industry, Energy and Technology (gov.nl.ca).
Those interested in attending OTC 2022 as part of the Newfoundland and Labrador delegation are encouraged to go to the website for further information or contact Brad Kendell for more information.
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Monday, May 2 - 12:00am 2022 - Thursday, May 5 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
Energy NL
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GOOS Steering Committee final decisions and priorities meeting will take place on Tuesday 3 May. All documents and information related to this final single session can be found at
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GOOS Steering Committee final decisions and priorities meeting will take place on Tuesday 3 May. All documents and information related to this final single session can be found at the working agenda linked above.
Working Agenda (this document is updated as new information becomes available and contains links to everything needed for the meeting, including link to join the meeting, all scheduling information including pre-session reports, background documentation and presentations)
The pdf agenda linked under the documents section of this site is to allow access to colleagues unable to connect to the above working agenda in google docs and is only updated periodically.
Time
Tuesday, May 3 - 12:00am 2022 - Tuesday, May 3 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
Global Ocean Observing System
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The CMCC Foundation Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change, as Lead Partner of the Interreg Italy Croatia GUTTA project is pleased to invite you to its final workshop “Journey of a
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The CMCC Foundation Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change, as Lead Partner of the Interreg Italy Croatia GUTTA project is pleased to invite you to its final workshop “Journey of a droplet to the ocean of decarbonisation”, a hybrid event to be held in Lecce on May 4th, 2022.
The event has been selected to be part of European Maritime Day In My Country 2022 (EMD2022) and received the endorsement of the UN Ocean Decade
This workshop will review the state of the art of maritime decarbonisation from multiple viewpoints: the regulatory institutions, the research and academia, the industry, and an advocacy organization. It will also provide a special focus on the impact of COVID-19 on the maritime sector, and how it may have affected its pathway towards its decarbonisation.
The workshop’s main outcome shall be a cross-fertilization among experts and disciplines, which is much needed for successfully tackling the enormous challenges it faces. The event will try to bring the latest technical advancements to the broadest audience.
Time
Wednesday, May 4 - 9:00am 2022 - Wednesday, May 4 - 5:00pm 2022
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In response to the pandemic, the organisers have decided to conduct the 3rd Annual Guyana International Petroleum Business Summit & Exhibition virtually. GIPEX 2022 - Virtual Edition will take advantage
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In response to the pandemic, the organisers have decided to conduct the 3rd Annual Guyana International Petroleum Business Summit & Exhibition virtually. GIPEX 2022 – Virtual Edition will take advantage of a new-age virtual platform, providing participants with an exclusive opportunity to network, get unparalleled access to latest industry insights, debate over current challenges, learn about changing market dynamics amid the pandemic and revolutionary solutions shaping the future of the global oil & gas landscape. Participants will also get an opportunity to showcase their brands and explore latest products & services. GIPEX 2022 – Virtual Edition will provide a feature packed interactive exhibition with virtual booths, smart lead capturing capabilities, and product showcase alongside an immersive virtual conference and real time networking opportunities through video calling, live chat, document sharing and other intelligent features.
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Thursday, May 5 - 12:00am 2022 - Tuesday, May 10 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
GIPEX
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Sustainable Ocean Management results from Sustainable Ocean Habitat (Day 1) and a Sustainable Ocean Economy (Day 2).
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About this event
The Mid-Atlantic Committee on the Ocean (MACO) will convene its fourth annual Mid-Atlantic Ocean Forum on May 5 and 6. The Forum gathers hundreds of ocean professionals and stakeholders representing federal and state agencies, Tribal entities, marine industries, nonprofit research and advocacy organizations, and the public. The free event will once again be held virtually.
The Forum opening plenary on Sustainable Ocean Management will kick off two days of exciting talks, posters, panels and discussion. Day 1 will emphasize Sustainable Ocean Ecosystems and set the foundation for Day 2 on Sustainable Ocean Economies.
In addition to the outstanding lineup of expert panel discussions and presentations, there will be pre-recorded on-demand video presentations covering a wide range of topics, with the videos to be posted on the Forum website and available for viewing throughout the event. There will also be a poster session featuring research from students and early career professionals on May 5.
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Thursday, May 5 - 10:00pm 2022 - Thursday, May 5 - 4:30pm 2022
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Marine Education and Research Society course on British Columbia's whale species and seals, sea lions, dolphins, porpoises and otters too. The aim
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Marine Education and Research Society course on British Columbia’s whale species and seals, sea lions, dolphins, porpoises and otters too.
The aim of this course is to enable more people to inform and inspire marine mammal conservation. This is intensive, in-classroom only, crash training for those working (or hoping to work) as whale watch naturalists, kayak guides, park staff, or others interested in gaining a deeper knowledge of the natural history and conservation of BC’s marine mammals. Please note that attendance for all sessions is mandatory as is completion of an online test. Successfully meeting these criteria will lead to a Certificate of Completion.
Time
Saturday, May 7 - 12:00am 2022 - Monday, May 9 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
MERS
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Arctic Frontiers Science conference is traditionally international and multidisciplinary, bringing together social sciences, humanities, physical and life sciences. The Arctic Frontiers Science is focusing on both fundamental and solution-oriented research
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Arctic Frontiers Science conference is traditionally international and multidisciplinary, bringing together social sciences, humanities, physical and life sciences. The Arctic Frontiers Science is focusing on both fundamental and solution-oriented research with strong impact, which addresses growing societal challenges and needs in the Arctic region. Arctic Frontiers Science is developed with the guidance of the Strategic Science Committee of Arctic Frontiers.
Arctic Frontiers conference will take place on 31 January – 3 February 2022. As of now, we consider a hybrid conference solution with an in-person conference in Tromsø and a possibility of digital participation. Arctic Frontiers will host five science sessions:
Session 1 – Pan-Arctic Infrastructure Development
Session 2 – Food from the Ocean and Ocean Science for Sustainable Development – Bridging the UN Decades
Session 3 – Arctic Coasts in Transition
Session 4 – The Arctic, ocean conflicts, and pathways to sustainability
Session 5 – Experiences from the science-policy interface in the Arctic
On behalf of the Arctic Frontiers Session Committees, we have great pleasure in inviting you to submit one or more
abstracts to any of the five sessions. The abstract submission deadline is extended until 22 September 2021.
Further updates and information will be published on this page.
Time
Sunday, May 8 - 12:00am 2022 - Wednesday, May 11 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
Arctic Frontiers
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The workshop (postponed from 2020 because of the Covid pandemic) will combine oral and poster presentations, round-table discussions, and tutorials in order to 1) increase awareness of the range of
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The workshop (postponed from 2020 because of the Covid pandemic) will combine oral and poster presentations, round-table discussions, and tutorials in order to 1) increase awareness of the range of modelling and observational tools that are in our community toolbox (or should be); 2) help the HAB community speak with one voice regarding climate-change impacts on the global ocean; and 3) help scientists and technologists develop creative approaches to meeting the needs of coastal communities, governments, and industry worldwide. Sessions will include:
• Regional problem-solving: linking models, observations, and stakeholder needs
• Emerging approaches and technologies: physical and ecological model methods and observational capacities that open up new directions in HAB prediction
• Global patterns and global change: links between HABs and environmental drivers at large spatial scales and on long time horizons
• Scalable solutions: applications of global models, remote sensing, and other communal resources to predicting HABs and managing their impacts in data- and resource-poor systems
A priority for this workshop is inclusivity and balance in terms of national origin and career stage. We are able to waive registration fees and cover travel costs for a number of participants in support of this goal. Since the workshop is focused on discussion and small-group, informal interaction, it will not be possible to join it remotely, but we hope to make a number of presentations and other resources freely available online afterwards.
For more information and to submit an abstract, please see habmodelworkshop.sccoos.org. (If your abstract was accepted for the postponed 2020 version of the workshop it will be accepted again, but please re-register your interest at the link above.) Abstract submission closes 14 Nov 2021.
Time
Monday, May 9 - 12:00am 2022 - Friday, May 13 - 11:59pm 2022
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These workshops will inform the agenda for a larger, pan-European expert conference to be held in Venice on October 17 & 18 2022. The main result from these workshops and
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These workshops will inform the agenda for a larger, pan-European expert conference to be held in Venice on October 17 & 18 2022. The main result from these workshops and the conference will be an Assessment Report on sea level rise, its impacts and policy options for each of the major sea basins around Europe.
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Monday, May 9 - 10:00am 2022 - Tuesday, May 10 - 3:00pm 2022
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JPI Oceans
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The African Conference on Priority Setting & Partnership Development for the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development is organized by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO through its Sub-Commission
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The African Conference on Priority Setting & Partnership Development for the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development is organized by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO through its Sub-Commission for Africa (IOCAFRICA) and hosted by the Government of Egypt through its Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and the National Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries, in partnership with a wide range of partners in the region.
The three-day conference will be held from 10-12 May 2022 in a hybrid format with a limited physical presence in Cairo, Egypt. It will present the results of the pre-conference workshops, the regional gap analysis, and national surveys, showcase endorsed Decade Actions in the region and will be featuring high-level support from UN agencies, governments, regional organizations as well as other stakeholder groups to these regional initiatives. These discussions will feed into the regional gap analysis that will support the development of the regional Ocean Decade Action Plan to deliver the Science We Need for the Ocean We Want in Africa.
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Tuesday, May 10 - 12:00am 2022 - Thursday, May 12 - 11:59pm 2022
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UNESCO's Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission
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The 3rd Annual GUYANA INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM BUSINESS SUMMIT & EXHIBITION GIPEX
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The 3rd Annual
GUYANA INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM BUSINESS SUMMIT & EXHIBITION
GIPEX 2022 – Virtual Edition
Introduction | Connection | Business Development
Connecting Global Stakeholders With Guyanese Oil & Gas Industry
10 – 12 May 2022
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Tuesday, May 10 - 12:00am 2022 - Thursday, May 12 - 11:59pm 2022
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Saipem
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The 4th World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress (4WSFC) is a transdisciplinary forum for anyone interested in small-scale fisheries to participate in an interactive discussion about the world's
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The 4th World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress (4WSFC) is a transdisciplinary forum for anyone interested in small-scale fisheries to participate in an interactive discussion about the world’s small-scale fisheries. The purpose of the congress is to facilitate knowledge exchange, foster collaboration, and mobilize support for the viability and sustainability of small-scale fisheries. Considering the Covid-19 global pandemic, and recognizing the need to strengthen regional networks and organizations, the 4WSFC will take place in five regions of the world.
The 4WSFC coincides with the International Year for Artisanal Fisheries and Aquaculture (IYAFA 2022), declared by the United Nations to recognize the contributions of small-scale fisheries and aquaculture to livelihoods, food and nutritional security, emphasizing the necessity for everyone to take actions to support the sector. The regional congresses are organized to celebrate IYAFA 2022, as well as to build research and governance capacity, and to strengthen local and regional organizations and networks, in order to support the implementation of the ‘Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries in the Context of Food Security and Poverty Eradication’ (SSF Guidelines).
Further, to contribute to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, especially the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 14 ‘Life Below Water,’ the regional congresses aim to highlight the fundamental role that small-scale fisheries play in achieving all SDGs, since they are closely connected to ‘Life Above Water.’ Finally, given the heightened interest around Blue Growth and Blue Economy initiatives, the regional congresses provide a platform to discuss how the rights, access and wellbeing of small-scale fisheries might be affected by these initiatives, as well as offer an opportunity to discuss what we can do collective to achieve Blue Justice for Small-Scale Fisheries.
The 4WSFC Series are organized by volunteers, with support from contributing partners. Individuals interested in attending the congress in-person will need to cover their own costs (travels and meals), as well as pay a nominal registration fee. Anyone attending virtually will not need to pay to participate but will still need to register. Some congress sessions will be streamed live, presented virtually, or video-recorded, and will be available to all registered participants free of charge.
The first congress in the series is the 4WSFC Asia-Pacific, which will be held in Shizuoka City, Japan, on May 10-13, 2022.
For questions and comments email 4wsfcongress@gmail.com.
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Tuesday, May 10 - 12:00am 2022 - Friday, May 13 - 11:59pm 2022
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TBTI Global
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Whether you have been a part of All-Energy and Dcarbonise before, or are joining us for the first time, we look forward to seeing you in Glasgow in May 2022. Register
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Whether you have been a part of All-Energy and Dcarbonise before, or are joining us for the first time, we look forward to seeing you in Glasgow in May 2022.
Register your interest in attending the event and accessing industry-leading knowledge.
Our goal is to connect suppliers of renewable and low carbon energy solutions and policy makers to developers, investors, buyers and a number of professionals from around the world, facilitating business and knowledge exchange right there on the show floor.
Nicola Sturgeon declared back in 2001 that Scotland will become a world leader in low carbon energy technologies, embrace social changes and reduce emissions. With this mantra in mind All-Energy was born, and since became home for the renewable and low carbon energy community.
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Wednesday, May 11 - 12:00am 2022 - Thursday, May 12 - 11:59pm 2022
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COVE
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The 19th Biennial CCWESTT conference will be held May 12-14, 2022 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. We are particularly excited to welcome attendees back to Halifax. It’s been 10 years since
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The 19th Biennial CCWESTT conference will be held May 12-14, 2022 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. We are particularly excited to welcome attendees back to Halifax. It’s been 10 years since we hosted CCWESTT.
The theme of the 2022 conference is Reach for the Stars: Creating Impact Together. Our logo represents Bellatrix, the female warrior.
The conference highlights activities by member organizations, industry partners and government initiatives that are working towards a more diverse SETT workforce in Canada. This conference is open to all genders. With a vision of a Canadian SETT workforce that values diversity and inclusion and a mission to be a recognized leader for and a voice of a national community for women in SETT, CCWESTT builds alliances and partnerships which support and celebrate a diverse
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Thursday, May 12 - 12:00am 2022 - Saturday, May 14 - 11:59pm 2022
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The 19th Biennial CCWESTT conference will be held May 12-14, 2022 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. We are particularly excited to welcome attendees back to Halifax. It’s been 10 years since
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The 19th Biennial CCWESTT conference will be held May 12-14, 2022 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. We are particularly excited to welcome attendees back to Halifax. It’s been 10 years since we hosted CCWESTT.
The theme of the 2022 conference is Reach for the Stars: Creating Impact Together. Our logo represents Bellatrix, the female warrior.
The conference highlights activities by member organizations, industry partners and government initiatives that are working towards a more diverse SETT workforce in Canada. This conference is open to all genders. With a vision of a Canadian SETT workforce that values diversity and inclusion and a mission to be a recognized leader for and a voice of a national community for women in SETT, CCWESTT builds alliances and partnerships which support and celebrate a diverse SETT workforce.
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Thursday, May 12 - 8:00am 2022 - Saturday, May 14 - 11:00pm 2022
Organizer
Canadian Coalition of Women in Engineering, Science, Trades and Technology (CCWESTT)
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Marine Education and Research Society course on British Columbia's whale species and seals, sea lions, dolphins, porpoises and otters too. The aim
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Marine Education and Research Society course on British Columbia’s whale species and seals, sea lions, dolphins, porpoises and otters too.
The aim of this course is to enable more people to inform and inspire marine mammal conservation. This is intensive, in-classroom only, crash training for those working (or hoping to work) as whale watch naturalists, kayak guides, park staff, or others interested in gaining a deeper knowledge of the natural history and conservation of BC’s marine mammals. Please note that attendance for all sessions is mandatory as is completion of an online test. Successfully meeting these criteria will lead to a Certificate of Completion.
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Friday, May 13 - 12:00am 2022 - Sunday, May 15 - 11:59pm 2022
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Global Ocean Oxygen Network The Global Ocean Oxygen Network (GO2NE) is committed to providing a global and multidisciplinary view of deoxygenation, with a
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Global Ocean Oxygen Network
The Network’s research, outreach, and capacity building efforts include facilitating communication with other established ocean science and observation networks and programmes, as working groups (e.g. IOCCP, GOOS, GOA-ON, GlobalHAB, WESTPAC O2NE, IMBeR, Future Earth Ocean KAN, SOLAS). The Network’s aim is to improve observation systems, identify and fill knowledge gaps, as well as develop and implement capacity building activities worldwide.
GO2NE’s communication efforts include:
The website ocean-oxygen.org(link is external), supported by GO2NE, which provides the latest information on deoxygenation to scientists, stakeholders and the interested public and a monthly webinar, which offers the possibility to listen to two scientists (one junior and one senior) presenting the underlying mechanisms and impacts of ocean deoxygenation.
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Saturday, May 14 - 12:00am 2022 - Sunday, May 15 - 11:59pm 2022
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UNESCO
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The Blue Climate Summit will be held in French Polynesia on May 14-20, 2022. This global convening of 250+ carefully selected ocean leaders and champions to come together to accelerate
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The Blue Climate Summit will be held in French Polynesia on May 14-20, 2022. This global convening of 250+ carefully selected ocean leaders and champions to come together to accelerate solutions to some of the greatest challenges facing humankind.
The Blue Climate Summit is an endorsed action of the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development and is co-hosted with the Government of French Polynesia.
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Saturday, May 14 - 12:00am 2022 - Friday, May 20 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
OSS
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OFI's next biennial conference will take place in Halifax, Nova Scotia from May 16-19, 2022. We hope you'll save the date so that we can see you there! Keep an eye out
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OFI’s next biennial conference will take place in Halifax, Nova Scotia from May 16-19, 2022.
We hope you’ll save the date so that we can see you there! Keep an eye out here for more details about the conference over the coming months.
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Monday, May 16 - 12:00am 2022 - Thursday, May 19 - 11:59pm 2022
Location
Halifax, Nova Scotia
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Ocean Frontier Institute
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Global leaders in science, industry, policy, and philanthropy will unite to identify priorities and pledge action to
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Global leaders in science, industry, policy, and philanthropy will unite to identify priorities and pledge action to solve the next frontier of ocean-climate challenges.
Climate is at the top of the international policy agenda and is creating massive risks and opportunities in the commercial sector. Understanding the changing ocean is critical to predicting the future of climate. The ocean stores hundreds of times the heat and 50 times more carbon than the atmosphere and takes up more carbon than all the rainforests combined. Some of the most pressing global issues at the frontier of the ocean-climate nexus are achieving net zero, developing sustainable food from the ocean, and protecting ocean biodiversity.
Conference delegates from industry and policy will share their visions and challenges for sustainable development of these topics over the next decade. They will motivate the next frontier of ocean research by highlighting key questions to advance the field and outline their commitments to action to make an impact on solving some of the most pressing issues at the ocean-climate nexus. Ocean Frontier Institute researchers will join the dialog and present results from their studies that contribute directly to enabling the future of critical policy and industry decisions.
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Monday, May 16 - 12:00am 2022 - Thursday, May 19 - 11:59pm 2022
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INTERNATIONAL LIÈGE COLLOQUIUM AND GO2NE OXYGEN
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Low oxygen environments in marine and coastal waters.
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Monday, May 16 - 12:00am 2022 - Monday, June 20 - 11:59pm 2022
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Join us for this special lecture from Professor John Hannighan, who will explore the geopolitics of our oceans. Speaker biography
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Join us for this special lecture from Professor John Hannighan, who will explore the geopolitics of our oceans.
Speaker biography
Professor John Hannighan is Professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto. He is the author of The Geopolitics of Deep Oceans (2016, Cambridge Polity Press) which examines how our different understandings of oceans are influenced by social, political, and environmental factors.
This event will be chaired by Professor of Public Policy and Director of the Institute for Policy Research (IPR), Professor Nick Pearce.
This event is part of ‘Our oceans: A deep dive‘ – a new public event series seeking to address the role our oceans can play in our collective action to reach net zero.
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Monday, May 16 - 2:00pm 2022 - Monday, May 16 - 3:15pm 2022
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Institute for Policy Research
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We are thrilled to invite all of our members to come join us and participate in our first in-person Canadian Marine Industries and Shipbuilding Association Annual General Meeting. We will
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We are thrilled to invite all of our members to come join us and participate in our first in-person Canadian Marine Industries and Shipbuilding Association Annual General Meeting. We will be hosting it the evening before Mari-Tech begins and at the same location, the beautiful Fallsview Casino Resort in Niagara Falls. The meeting will be from 7:30-8:30 pm, following by a small reception from 9:00-11:00 pm. We will have some delicious finger-food and a cash bar to ensure that the meet-n-greet portion of the event is comfortable for all. We do ask that you register with us so that we know the number of attendees and if you are attending Mari-Tech with other members of your company, they are welcome as well – just let us know their names. Here is the link to our AGM event on our website where you can register easily but otherwise, please just let us know by email by sending a note to Sandra at support@cmisa.ca as early as possible and she will get you registered. This event is free but we are seeking a hand-full of sponsors to support us directly. Please reach out to Colin at president@cmisa.ca for more information.
We thank you for your continued support and participation and if we don’t see you at the AGM, we’ll be doing ‘reconnect’ outreach calls in the fall, so we’ll speak with you then if not sooner.
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Monday, May 16 - 7:30pm 2022 - Monday, May 16 - 11:00pm 2022
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CMISA
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Welcome to Mari-Tech 2022 Conference and Exhibition About the conference Mari-Tech was created by the Canadian Institute of Marine Engineering (CIMarE) in 1976 and is the premier event for the marine engineering
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Welcome to Mari-Tech 2022 Conference and Exhibition
About the conference
Mari-Tech was created by the Canadian Institute of Marine Engineering (CIMarE) in 1976 and is the premier event for the marine engineering community in Canada.
Held annually, Mari-Tech is hosted in turn by each of the CIMarE’s seven branches; the 2022 edition is hosted by CIMarE’s Great Lakes Branch overlooking Niagara Falls in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
The conference has earned a respected position as a neutral, non-political event devoted to engaging the private sector, government and academia.
Connect with hundreds of leading professionals from across the world, including:
- Industry leaders and senior management from the private sector
- Government policy-makers (federal, territorial and provincial)
- Innovators and consulting firms
- Academics
- Communications and government relations professionals
- Young professionals and the next generation of marine engineers
Get ready to leave with new skills, creativity and energy!
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Tuesday, May 17 - 12:00am 2022 - Thursday, May 19 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
CMISA
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Tenth session of the IODE Steering Group for OBIS Agenda to come
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Tenth session of the IODE Steering Group for OBIS
Agenda to come
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Tuesday, May 17 - 12:00am 2022 - Friday, May 20 - 11:59pm 2022
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UNESCO
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Astronomical observatories are often to be found far from the sea yet their work has long been connected to the maritime world. The Royal Observatory at Greenwich, for example, was established
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Astronomical observatories are often to be found far from the sea yet their work has long been connected to the maritime world.
The Royal Observatory at Greenwich, for example, was established as part of the quest for developing a method to determine longitude at sea accurately.
Observatories also provided corrections for nautical tables and trained naval officers to observe with instruments. Over the past decade, historians have also demonstrated that observatories were never only devoted to astronomy. Meteorological, magnetic and seismological research also formed part of their work.
Furthermore, all of these areas of research, and others, were motivated by empire-building and competing national interests.
How can the history of observatory sciences be brought closer to the history of the sea?
What does the history of observatories tell us about maritime commerce and naval strategies of the past?
To what extent were the directors of observatories aware of their contributions to the maritime world?
Join Dr Daniel Belteki (Royal Museums Greenwich), Dr Steven J. Dick (former Chief Historian and Director of History Office, NASA) and Dr Fiona Williamson (Singapore Management University) for our free online seminar addressing these fascinating questions.
Using the Hong Kong Observatory and the United States Naval Observatory as examples, our panel of experts will explore the history of observatory sciences at two distinct locations before entering into a wider discussion.
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Wednesday, May 18 - 1:00pm 2022 - Wednesday, May 18 - 2:15pm 2022
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Join Lesley Parrott-Galgay to learn more about gender partnership - men as allies and sponsers at work.
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About this event
Welcome to our new 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 Lesley opening the session with a presentation around gender partnership, followed by an open Q&A session! The second half of the session will give you an opportunity to network with Lesley, and people within Canada’s ocean sector.
Interested? Register Here!
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 Irving Shipbuilding Inc and Canada’s Ocean Supercluster.
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Wednesday, May 18 - 1:00pm 2022 - Wednesday, May 18 - 2:00pm 2022
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Well the deepest place in the ocean we know of is about 11km (26,200ft) deep! How do animals survive in the dark and under high pressure? How do they hunt?
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Well the deepest place in the ocean we know of is about 11km (26,200ft) deep! How do animals survive in the dark and under high pressure? How do they hunt? What do they eat? Explore cool facts of the deep sea and learn about the adaptations of the sea creatures within, with an Ocean Wise Educator. Participants will discuss the importance of ocean exploration and ways for citizens to help uncover ocean mysteries.
Be sure to have some questions ready, because there will be a live Q and A at the end of this program.
Note: This program is delivered through Zoom and YouTube Live.
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Thursday, May 19 - 3:30pm 2022 - Thursday, May 19 - 4:00pm 2022
Organizer
Eventbrite
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The Canadian Polar Data Workshop IV will be held May 23-27, 2022 in Victoria, British Columbia, at the Delta Hotels Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort. Virtual access will also be available via
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The Canadian Polar Data Workshop IV will be held May 23-27, 2022 in Victoria, British Columbia, at the Delta Hotels Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort. Virtual access will also be available via Zoom.
CPDW4 is a COVID-19 safe workshop. We will be abiding by the COVID-19 measures in place at the venue, the Delta Hotels Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort. This includes proof of COVID-19 vaccination to attend the conference and mandatory masks in indoor public spaces. Please review all current information about the venue’s COVID-19 protocols, as well as current provincial restrictions in place in British Columbia, including travel requirements, before registering for and attending CPDW4.
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Monday, May 23 - 1:00am 2022 - Friday, May 27 - 1:00am 2022 PDT
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We are pleased to announce Forward Summit will be returning in 2022 at the Grey Eagle Event Centre on Tsuut’ina Traditional Territory. Registration is now open. You can attend in-person or
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We are pleased to announce Forward Summit will be returning in 2022 at the Grey Eagle Event Centre on Tsuut’ina Traditional Territory.
Registration is now open. You can attend in-person or virtually. Stay connected. Sign up to be the first to receive updates from Forward Summit including speaker and workshop announcements and registration information.
Forward Summit’s Purpose
Recommendation #92 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action calls on Canada’s corporate sector to support the economic growth of Indigenous communities and peoples. The purpose of Forward Summit is to facilitate a professional and open environment where Indigenous communities, businesses, and thought leaders can gather to build relationships, learn, and share experiences. Forward Summit exists to amplify the voices of Indigenous champions and connect community and industry together to build economic wealth and Indigenous prosperity.
COVID-19 Update
We are committed to delivering an outstanding and safe experience for attendees at Forward Summit and Workforce Forward. Our commitment to safety includes requesting proof of double vaccination or a negative rapid COVID-19 test prior to gaining access to the conference, reduced room capacity, enhanced cleaning and safe food and beverage handling. We also encourage safe behaviours such as physical distancing, mask usage, no hand shaking and daily self health screening.
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Wednesday, May 25 - 8:00am 2022 - Thursday, May 26 - 5:15am 2022
Location
Grey Eagle Event Centre
Tsuut'ina Nation, Treaty No. 7 Territory
Organizer
Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business.
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The purpose of this training workshop is to share knowledge, skills, resources and training techniques so that attendees are able to independently train others on available Earth Observation (EO) data
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The purpose of this training workshop is to share knowledge, skills, resources and training techniques so that attendees are able to independently train others on available Earth Observation (EO) data and tools. During the course, participants will work with others to create their own (learning) artefacts. This is an interactive knowledge exchange workshop, not a technical training event.
To ensure an interactive experience, a limited number of places are available. Please complete the online application form available on https://otga.wufoo.com/forms/zlxwse11skncwe/ or https://bit.ly/34MFv4O
The deadline to submit the application is (new deadline) 14 April 2022 (23:59 CET: Central European Time).
Note: the organisers are committed to promote equal access principles. Applications from minority or underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged.
For questions please contact the OTGA Secretariat (ioc.training@unesco.org) and/or copernicus.training@eumetsat.int always using the name of the course as email subject.
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Monday, May 30 - 12:00am 2022 - Friday, June 17 - 11:59pm 2022
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UK Met Office and the GCOS-GOOS-WCRP Ocean Observations Physics and Climate Panel
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Summary The purpose of this training workshop is to share knowledge, skills, resources and training techniques so that attendees are able to independently train others on available Earth Observation (EO)
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Summary
The purpose of this training workshop is to share knowledge, skills, resources and training techniques so that attendees are able to independently train others on available Earth Observation (EO) data and tools. During the course, participants will work with others to create their own (learning) artefacts. This is an interactive knowledge exchange workshop, not a technical training event.
Aims and objectives:
- To support marine and earth observation educators in their training activities, by sharing Copernicus Marine data resources and exchanging experience of different learning approaches.
- To foster a community of marine EO educators who can collaborate in future.
- To co-create learning artefacts that can used in participants own training activities and more broadly by the Earth observation community.
Learning outcomes:
At the end of the workshop, participants should be able to/will have the skills to:
- Train on the use of Copernicus Sentinel-3 and CMEMS data for marine applications, covering the use of sea surface temperature, altimetry and ocean colour data, as well as downstream products and model outputs.
- Show others how to access the Copernicus Marine Data through online portals, APIs and other methods.
- Explain the concepts of data quality (including basic principles of validation) and selection of appropriate products when helping trainees design workflows.
- Understand the use of the following tools in training – Web portals, SNAP, Git, Python & Jupyter notebooks, cloud computing (WEkEO).
- Select and adapt existing resources and develop new resources for their own training activities.
- Select the appropriate training methods for introducing these resources in both face-to-face and online learning interventions.
Target audience:
This workshop is intended for university teachers, mentors and tutors, as well as staff from National Oceanographic Data Centres, marine research/management institutions and industry professionals who have Earth-observation or marine science related training responsibilities.
Language: Predominantly English, with some support in Spanish and French.
Prerequisites:
Applicants must currently (or in very near future) have training or teaching responsibilities in marine science, Earth observation or both; e.g. a university lecturer, a team manager responsible for in-house training, a research supervisor, a freelance consultant who runs customised training courses.
A good working knowledge of English is needed for the discussion sessions.
Trainers:
- Ben Loveday (EUMETSAT/Innoflair UG)
- Aida Alvera-Azcárate (EUMETSAT/GHER University of Liege)
- Ana Ruescas (EUMETSAT/Brockmann Consult GmbH/University of Valencia)
- Hayley Evers-King (EUMETSAT)
- Fabrice Messal (CMEMS/Mercator Ocean)
- Greg Reed (IOC/IODE)
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Monday, May 30 - 12:00am 2022 - Friday, June 17 - 11:59pm 2022
Organizer
UNESCO
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Description Energy NL Conference & Exhibition 2022 May 30-June 2, 2022 St. John’s Convention Centre Energy NL is excited to announce we will be returning to a full conference schedule with three days
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May 30-June 2, 2022
St. John’s Convention Centre
Energy NL is excited to announce we will be returning to a full conference schedule with three days of networking and informative sessions on the latest industry news and trends. Also, this year will see the return of our pre-conference social and the exhibition area where members can network with their colleagues and learn more about activities and opportunities within the supply and service sector. Another exciting addition to the Energy NL Conference & Exhibition this year is the inclusion of the Industry Achievement Awards gala evening.
Don’t miss your opportunity for unparalleled networking opportunities, industry updates and recognition of industry peers.
As information becomes available about the conference agenda, speakers, and events, it will be posted on our conference website. Please check regularly for updates.
Register early to access Lobsterfest tickets
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Monday, May 30 - 8:00am 2022 - Thursday, June 2 - 4:00pm 2022
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Foresight into the blue bio future BlueBio is organising a foresight process to develop the future European Strategic Knowledge and Innovation agenda within the blue bioeconomy in 2022 and
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BlueBio is organising a foresight process to develop the future European Strategic Knowledge and Innovation agenda within the blue bioeconomy in 2022 and kicking it off with a workshop in IJmuiden, Netherlands on 30 May – 2 June. Representative stakeholders from the blue bioeconomy and all links of the value chain, have been invited by the facilitators Luc van Hoof and Sarah Smith from EFARO.
The goal is to identify new, and improve existing ways of bringing bio-based products and services to the market and find new ways of creating value from the blue bioeconomy.
This process is organised by the Blue Bioeconomy COFUND which establishes a coordinated R&D funding scheme that will strengthen Europe’s position in the blue bioeconomy. The process will be facilitated by EFARO, the organisation of European Fisheries and Aquaculture Research Organisations, uniting Europe wide the Directors of Fisheries and Aquaculture Research Institutes (EFARO.EU). EFARO facilitated similar processes resulting in the FEUFAR (2007) and COFASP (2014) foresight exercises in the field of fisheries, aquaculture and seafood processing.
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Monday, May 30 - 9:00am 2022 - Monday, June 20 - 3:00am 2022
Organizer
UNESCO
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