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Experiential Ocean Education
Experiential Ocean Education
Above, you'll find links to all of our programs currently offered, including lessons that can be taught from "Salt to Soil" teaching about the interconnectedness of the ocean to every aspect of life. Resources for teachers are included to continue exploring the program's topics after the lesson ends.
What We Do
What We Do
The Climate Action and Oceans team has designed multiple programs to be offered to youth aged 5-18. Programs are offered in a classroom setting, outside, or at other community-based events.
Climate change and the oceans extend far beyond science class. They are interconnected themes that can be meaningfully explored across many subject areas.
Climate Action and Oceans Team
Climate Action and Oceans Team
Codie MacKinnon, B.Sc Agr., B.Ed. - Climate Action and Oceans Project Coordinator
Alec Hudder, B.Sc Agr., - Outreach Facilitator
Maritime Aboriginal Aquatic Resource Secretariate
Maritime Aboriginal Aquatic Resource Secretariate
The Maritime Aboriginal Aquatic Resources Secretariate (MAARS) is a partnership of the Maritime Aboriginal Peoples Council (New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council, Native Council of Nova Scotia, Native Council of Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland Indigenous Peoples Alliance) for the communities of Mi’Kmaq, Malecite and Passamaquoddy Aboriginal Peoples continuing to reside on their traditional ancestral homeland throughout the Maritime Region on the East Coast of Canada.
Maritime Aboriginal Peoples Council
Maritime Aboriginal Peoples Council
The Maritime Aboriginal Peoples Council (MAPC), a regional Aboriginal Peoples Leaders Institution, established by the Native Council of Nova Scotia, the Native Council of Prince Edward Island and the New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council, represents the Traditional Ancestral Homeland Mi’Kmaq, Maliseet, and Passamaquoddy Aboriginal Peoples of Canada.
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