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MAP Matters - Summer 2016
(2016-07)This issue of the Marine Affairs Program Newsletter highlights the accomplishments of the MMM Class of 2015. It also features two new faculty members of MAP - Ramón Filgueira and Megan Bailey. -
MAP Matters - The Newsletter of Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University featuring news from the MAP IYIP interns
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MAP Matters - The Newsletter of Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University featuring the graduating MMM class of 2007 and the MMM 2008 incoming class
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MAP Matters - The Newsletter of Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University featuring the graduating MMM class of 2008 and the MMM 2009 incoming class
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MAP Matters - The Newsletter of Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University featuring the graduating MMM class of 2009 and the MMM 2010 incoming class
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MAP Matters - The Newsletter of Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University featuring the graduating MMM class of 2010 and the MMM 2011 incoming class
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MAP Matters - The Newsletter of Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University featuring the internships and graduate projects of the 2009 MMM class
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MAP Matters - The Newsletter of Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University featuring the internships and graduate projects of the MMM 2010 class
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MAP Matters - The Newsletter of Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University featuring the internships of the 2008 MMM class
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MAP Matters - The Newsletter of Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University featuring the PROGOVNET Project
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MAP Matters - Winter 2017
(2017-02)This issue of the Marine Affairs Program Newsletter covers the 2016 Sustainable Oceans Conference (Into the Blue: The Body Connecting Us All). The issue also acknowledges the recipients of the 2016-2017 Sobey Fund for ... -
Marine Affairs Policy Forum - August 2013
(2013-09-04)As the next generation of ocean leaders, the Masters of Marine Man-agement class of 2013 hosted the Sustainable Oceans conference at Dalhousie University (April 12-13). With the support of the Sobey Fund for Oceans, the ... -
Marine Mammal Mitigation Procedures in the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN)
(2014-12-12)Anthropogenic noise in the world’s oceans has the potential to adversely impact marine mammals. Much research has gone into determining these impacts but the specifics are subject to some debate. Noise emitted by the oil ... -
Marine Microplastic and Nanoplastic Litter in Nova Scotia: Confronting the Rising Tides of Plastics in our Marine Waters, Coastlines and Organisms. [graduate project].
(2016)According to Moore (2008), "plastics are now one of the most common and persistent pollutants in ocean waters and beaches worldwide" (p. 131). Significant increases in plastic production is a considerable driver in the ... -
Marine Protected Areas on the Eastern Scotian Shelf: MAP's perspective on selecting the next Area of Interest. Volume 3, Issue 2
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The Marine Stewardship Council’s Influence in the Indian Ocean: Lessons of Sustainability from the Maldives Pole-and-Line Skipjack Tuna Fishery
(2023-12)The Maldives pole-and-line fishery has sustainably harvested skipjack tuna for millennia. In 2012, this fishery achieved conditional certification with the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC). To achieve this eco-standard, ... -
Marine transport activity in the vicinity of the St Anns Bank area of interest: potential impact on conservation objectives
(2012-09-20)The St Anns Bank area of interest (AOI) on the Eastern Scotian Shelf was announced in June 2011 and will be designated as the next marine protected in Atlantic Canada. The AOI is intersected by dense commercial vessel ... -
Marine-Based Research in a Changing Climate: Lessons and Methods for Community Engagement from Nunatsiavut Canada
(2023-05-30)Historically, Arctic-based research has corresponded to extractive methods that provide little benefit for local communities. To amend the effects of this history, researchers are increasingly encouraged to focus their ... -
Media perspectives of salmon aquaculture over time in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland
(2019-12)In Canada, Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) aquaculture has been growing rapidly and is consistently being promoted for its potential to support economic growth and employment opportunities. However, salmon aquaculture is a ...