ONC supports community-based monitoring for coastal communities and organizations across Canada.


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Community Based Monitoring

A mobile app that puts ocean data collection tools into the hands of coastal communities and citizen scientists.

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Community Fishers Data

Polar region oceanographic data to be freely available online in coming months


ONC to deliver data from first all-Canadian expedition to the Southern Ocean 

Embark on an audio journey of ocean exploration and science stories through our collaborative podcast series. 

Engaging & inspiring the next generation of Indigenous ocean scientists, marine resource managers & environmental stewards.


Youth Science Ambassador

Ocean Knowledge Cards

Opportunities for communities, scientists, educators, students, industry & the media to participate in ocean science.

ONC events build knowledge & networks, grow capacity & inspire collaboration.

Events

Connecting local knowledge with ocean science.


Communities

Scientists can browse ONC data for research purposes & connect with our staff scientists for assistance with projects. 

Scientists

There are many ways for students and educators to explore the mysteries of our ocean and connect with ONC.

Educators & Students

Explore our ocean intelligence maritime products, maps, products and services. 

Industry

ONC offers community-friendly access to training programs and workshops. 

Training

Resources for journalists & multimedia outlets.

Media

Get Involved

## Get Involved: Communities

Communities play an important role in preserving ocean health. Coastal communities are especially encouraged to get involved with ONC’s programs to connect local knowledge with world-class ocean data and services.

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Our institution is committed to the development of new modes of collaboration, engagement, and partnership with Indigenous peoples for the care and stewardship of past and future heritage collections.

