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Arthi Gopalakrishnan

The path to net-zero emissions? Researchers look to the ocean

The Arctic Ocean is one of the three Canadian ocean basins acting as a carbon sink

Early-career ocean professionals evaluate Canadian marine carbon sink and emerging field of ocean carbon removal

Barkley Sound, B.C.

UCalgary students help to research and restore ocean kelp forests

Brent Else

Arctic marine researcher measures the ocean’s contribution to combating climate change

Students on Cope boats at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre

UCalgary students conduct real-world ocean research at unique West Coast facility

Anna-Maria Hubert

UCalgary research team poised to develop large-scale marine carbon dioxide removal technology

: Perched on the outer west coast of Vancouver Island, BMSC provides access to a remarkable diversity of marine, terrestrial, freshwater and cultural sites of the North East Pacific basin. With 3000 sq m of modern laboratory space it can support research in almost any field of study.

Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre makes positive ripples with education and research partnerships

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Shipwrecks in the Arctic can tell us about the history of our climate

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Collaborative study of natural hydrocarbon seep in Canada’s Arctic reveals presence of methane-degrading bacteria, healthy animal population

Cold seep at the ocean floor

New study sheds light on how life survives in Earth’s deepest, darkest environment