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Arctic science summer camp	Central and Arctic 16/08/2010
For some people, going "up north" means a boring two-hour drive out of the city. For Kristina Brown, "up north" is the real deal-all the way to the Arctic Ocean.

Argo remote-sensing buoys cover the seven seas	National 08/05/2005
The concept was bold. Many nations would work together to deploy free-floating profiling buoys around the globe.

Argo: Observing the Oceans in Real Time.	National 08/06/2009
Argo is the largest ocean research project in the world and aims to report the climatic status of the world oceans in real-time every 10 days and report the data for use by anyone, anywhere on the planet.

Assessing Geoduck Harvesting Impacts	Pacific 31/08/2011
For most British Columbians, geoducks (pronounced "gooey ducks") are a bit of a mystery.

Assessing the Impact of Pollutants on Aquatic Animals	Newfoundland and Labrador 10/09/2007
The immune system is the body's equivalent of a standing army. Its responsibility is to defend its host against invaders that might cause infection or disease.

Assessing the risks: Aquatic invasive species research at Fisheries and Oceans Canada	Central and Arctic 25/05/2009
No doubt you've heard about the intruders in Canada's waters. Many aquatic species, once unknown in Canada, are here - and they are impossible to ignore.

BIO research helps nature clean up oil spills	Maritimes 26/11/2007
Stretches of shoreline in Quebec and Nova Scotia are helping to protect beaches and wetlands around the world, through research on bioremediation.

Ballast Water Management in the Great Lakes Reduces the Introduction of Aquatic Invasive Species: Fisheries and Oceans Canada Study	Central and Arctic 13/06/2011
The first scientific study of the Great Lakes Ballast Water Management Program reveals that the strategy is very effective at protecting waterways from the introduction of new aquatic invasive species, which can have devastating effects on natural ecosystems.