Marine Affairs Program - Dalhousie University

Marine Affairs Program - Dalhousie University The Marine Affairs Program seeks to develop outstanding marine management professionals by building on extensive global-to-local marine management networks

MAP works with other educational, governmental, NGO and private sector organizations to promote and conduct timely and relevant interdisciplinary research in a broad array of scholarly topics that is attractive to students and conducted by a team of world-class researchers. Through its worldwide network of faculty, graduates, and associates, the research and expertise developed in the MAP program influences marine policy decisions around the globe.

Making Waves 2022, Gradaute Research presentations of the MMM Class of 2022. Dec 8 & 9. https://bit.ly/3VXybZt
12/02/2022

Making Waves 2022, Gradaute Research presentations of the MMM Class of 2022. Dec 8 & 9. https://bit.ly/3VXybZt

11/23/2022

Welcome to the 2022 Sustainable Ocean Conference!

Our first Oral Session is now live on our website! Go to sustoceans.com to access the presentations.

Check out our conference schedule and stay tuned for more oral and poster presentation!

Dr. Hannah Harrison will join MAP in July to lead core elements of the MMM https://bit.ly/36XAB6M
04/27/2022

Dr. Hannah Harrison will join MAP in July to lead core elements of the MMM https://bit.ly/36XAB6M

MAP is pleased to announce the inaugural Professional in Residence Maxine Westhead https://bit.ly/3p6kjPj
12/15/2021

MAP is pleased to announce the inaugural Professional in Residence Maxine Westhead https://bit.ly/3p6kjPj

Making Waves: The Graduate Project presentations of the MMM Class of 2021 will take place on Dec 9 & 10. The student res...
12/02/2021

Making Waves: The Graduate Project presentations of the MMM Class of 2021 will take place on Dec 9 & 10. The student research was conducted on marine management issues of pollution, shipping/transport, ocean literacy, ecosystem management, fisheries, MSP & blue economy https://bit.ly/31gU9jI

In the first Coastal Restoration Nunavut (CRN) regional technical report, key concerns identified by residents of Cambri...
07/09/2021

In the first Coastal Restoration Nunavut (CRN) regional technical report, key concerns identified by residents of Cambridge Bay, Gjoa Haven, Kugaaruk, Kugluktuk, and Taloyoak in the Kitikmeot region were identified as decreasing water levels, erosion, and species change. Actions for addressing these include the clean-up of contaminated sites, water and fish monitoring, and fisheries management interventions. https://bit.ly/3AOevxm https://www.coastalnunavut.ca/

Congratulations to the MMM Class of 2020 & to those receiving awards and prizes https://bit.ly/3wsnWA0 Best wishes from ...
06/14/2021

Congratulations to the MMM Class of 2020 & to those receiving awards and prizes https://bit.ly/3wsnWA0 Best wishes from MAP

Congratulations to the Class of 2020 & to those receiving awards and prizes https://bit.ly/3wsnWA0 Best wishes from MA...
06/14/2021

Congratulations to the Class of 2020 & to those receiving awards and prizes https://bit.ly/3wsnWA0 Best wishes from MAP

Marine Affairs is proud to announce the Captain Earle Wagner Marine Management Award & 1st recipient Jessica Cucinelli
05/17/2021

Marine Affairs is proud to announce the Captain Earle Wagner Marine Management Award & 1st recipient Jessica Cucinelli

The Marine Affairs Program is pleased to announce the establishment of the Captain Earle Wagner Marine Management Award. The award is the result of a generous endowment from Captain Earle Wagner. It was developed to support the ideals of the Marine Affairs Program, and recognize Master of Marine Man...

Sobey Fund for Oceans - Scholarships available for new graduate students that want to inspire innovative, multi-discipli...
01/11/2021

Sobey Fund for Oceans - Scholarships available for new graduate students that want to inspire innovative, multi-disciplinary approaches for creating healthy oceans and sustainable economies. https://bit.ly/2MWha3N

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