Topic: Indigenous Knowledge & Stewardship

Canadian Network for Ocean Education (CaNOE)

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📚 Category: Ocean Professionals

🏷️ Topics include: Ocean Literacy; Indigenous Knowledge & Stewardship

📍 Country/Region: Canada

The Canadian Network for Ocean Education (CaNOE) is a registered non-profit and charity dedicated to advancing ocean literacy across Canada. CaNOE connects individuals and organizations from education, research, government, commerce, and Indigenous communities, working collaboratively to build a more ocean-literate society.

Driven by a volunteer Board of Directors and supported by hundreds of passionate members nationwide, CaNOE is a grassroots organization fueled by the belief that education is a powerful tool for ocean sustainability. Through its convening power, CaNOE brings together diverse voices to promote shared understanding, stewardship, and action for the ocean.

With a strong membership base and partnerships, CaNOE continues to grow as a leading national voice for ocean literacy, fostering collaboration, inclusivity, and lasting impact.

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Australian Marine Sciences Association (AMSA)

📚 Category: Multidisciplinary

🏷️ Topics include: Biology/Ecology; Oceanography; Policy/Governance; Ocean Literacy; Environment/Sustainability; Indigenous Knowledge & Stewardship; Socioeconmics; Coastal Communities

📍 Country/Region: Australia

As Australia’s peak professional body for marine scientists from all disciplines and for over 60 years has promoted all aspects of marine science in Australia. AMSA operates with a membership network of individuals and corporate affiliates as a not-for-profit organisation. AMSA has grown to be the major professional association for marine scientists from all disciplines in Australia. The annual conference continues to provide an opportunity for delegates from throughout Australia to get together to learn about the latest marine sciences research, and to benefit from the interaction with colleagues from around Australia and overseas.

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