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Alumni Profile: Ruth Kaviok

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November 8, 2022

• Blue Futures Pathways

Apply now: Indigenous Clean Energy 20/20 Catalysts Program

November 7, 2022 From Indigenous Clean Energy: “We are excited to share that we are currently accepting applications for the 2023 cohort of the 20/20 Catalysts Program! The 20/20 Catalysts Program is a hands-on program designed to support Indigenous communities embarking on clean energy projects.  Working collaboratively with the guidance of Indigenous leaders and clean … Continued

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October 28, 2022

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Arctic Circle Assembly 2022: Recap Blog

This month, members of our Arctic Policy Cohort attended the Arctic Circle Assembly, the largest annual international gathering on the Arctic, attended by more than 2000 participants from over 60 countries. To meaningfully connect with the land and each other before the conference, our delegation explored the ice, volcanic rock, geothermal water, and vast ocean … Continued

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October 20, 2022

• Blue Futures Pathways

• On Board The Sustainable Blue Economy

Youth on Board: Matt Lyon’s Career Path in Ocean Technology

Meet Matt Lyon, an ocean technologist currently based in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Matt is currently working as a Marine Operations Manager at Sma’knis Maritime Safety and Security. He joined SOI’s Ocean Conservation Expedition as a Zodiac driver in September. “The expedition was incredible,” he said. “It was a lot of firsts for me. First whale sighting, first time seeing … Continued

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October 18, 2022

• Blue Futures Pathways

• On Board The Sustainable Blue Economy

A Blue Future: Why We Need a Framework to Unite the Different Lenses of the Blue Economy

By: Ronnie Noonan-Birch The Blue Economy is generally thought of as the sustainable version of the regular ocean economy because it includes ocean health as a key pillar. But it’s also criticized for being ambiguous because it lacks clear criteria to determine which ocean operations and activities are “sustainable” enough. This vagueness could lead to … Continued

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October 12, 2022

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Ocean Conservation Expedition: September 7-30, 2022 – Full Recap

What does the ocean mean to you? It was a common question during SOI’s first-ever Ocean Conservation expedition, and the answers from our participants ran the gamut. For some, the ocean was home, history, discovery and inspiration. For others, it was a mother, a teacher and a classroom. It represented mystery and possibility, but also … Continued

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October 4, 2022

• Expeditions

• Ocean Conservation Expedition

Ocean Conservation Expedition: September 27-29

As our expedition began to wind down on Thursday, all aboard were a bit weary — a sign we’ve been living life pretty full. As expedition leader Geoff Green noted at our last briefing Wednesday night, these last few weeks have been a magical time in so many ways, with long full days of adventure … Continued

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September 28, 2022

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Ocean Conservation Expedition: September 24-26

It’s official. We’ve crowned the Kelp Queen of the Polar Prince. Without question, it’s Brogan Regier. A marine biology undergrad from Dalhousie University, she joined the expedition on September 21 and spent every day collecting underwater video footage to determine where kelp is growing along Nova Scotia’s Atlantic coast, and predict where it will move … Continued

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September 26, 2022

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Ocean Conservation Expedition: September 21-23

After saying goodbye to some participants and picking up new ones in Digby on Wednesday, we set our sights on Brier Island. The weather, while overcast and a bit foggy early on, cooperated as we got into our scheduled programming. This included getting our dive team into the water for the first time on our … Continued

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September 23, 2022

• Blue Futures Pathways

• On Board The Sustainable Blue Economy

Youth Have What it Takes: A Reflection on UNOC 2022

September 20, 2022 By: Siobhan Takala Attending the United Nations Oceans Conference (UNOC) in Lisbon, Portugal was an unexpected opportunity! As a member of the Ocean Bridge Alumni delegation, it was an honour to experience the conference with other passionate youth. As a first timer at an international conference there was so much to prepare … Continued

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