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Thanks to the new NSERC funding, the Department of Ocean Sciences is expanding its hands-on marine education program to more students in rural parts of the province in grades Kindergarten to 12.

May 1, 2019

Thanks to the new NSERC funding, the Department of Ocean Sciences is expanding its hands-on marine education program to more students in rural parts of the province in grades Kindergarten to 12.

Thanks to the new NSERC funding, the Department of Ocean Sciences is expanding its hands-on marine education program to more students in rural parts of the province in grades Kindergarten to 12.

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