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Critter Facts: The northern abalone is the only species of abalone to inhabit Canadian waters. Due to declining populations, northern...

Between the 10th-16th of September 2022, the OA CoP attended the 5th International Symposium of the Oceans in a High CO2 World . Over...

Critter Fun Facts: Softshell clams are common on both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of Canada but are an invasive species in Canadian...

Our newest Quarterly Newsletter (July 2022) has arrived and is full of exciting updates, including our Canada OA Project Survey, World...

Critter Fun Facts: European green crabs are native to coastal Europe and were introduced to the North American Coast at some point in the...

OA Impact: Ocean Acidification has been found to negatively effect the American Lobster. The impacts are most pronounced in juvenile...

Our newest Quarterly Newsletter (September, 2021) has arrived and is full of exciting updates, including our new blog series, and our new...

Shea Wyatt is a PhD Candidate at the University of Victoria (UVic) in British Columbia. Shea is currently studying the role of diatoms in...

New webinar recording: OA CoP guest webinar with Krysten Rutherford, Ph.D. Candidate, Dalhousie University (April 14, 2021). Source or...

Several kilometres off the coast of British Columbia, a unique and beautiful sight can be found on the seafloor. Delicate reefs made up...

Ocean acidification (OA) is expected to have negatives consequences for many marine organisms, particularly shellfish that build their...

Our newest Quarterly Newsletter (March, 2021) has arrived and is full of exciting updates, including four upcoming webinars, snapshots...

In this video interview, Ocean Acidification Community of Practice Coordinator, Kristina Barclay, sat down with one of our two OA CoP...

We're excited to share a new resource on OA sensors for Canada's OA community! In this MEOPAR 2020 webinar, Ph.D. student, Patrick Duke,...

Here’s what’s new from the MEOPAR OA Community of Practice this month: New Resources Our Map of Canada’s OA Resources We launched a new...

The exchange of carbon dioxide between the atmosphere and the surface of the ocean plays an important role in the global carbon budget,...

Here are some of the latest happenings in the world of ocean acidification in Canada and beyond! OA Day of Action was held on Friday, Jan...

The Hakai Institute is a pillar of scientific research, cross-border collaborations, and long-term oceanic observations along the coast...

Today is International Ocean Acidification Day of Action! (Jan. 8th, or 8.1, the pH of our oceans) To raise awareness, we are excited to...

Here are some of the latest happenings in the world of ocean acidification in Canada and beyond! OA Day of Action Tomorrow (Friday, Jan...

Dr. Kristina Barclay joins the OA CoP as our new Coordinator and a Postdoctoral Associate