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Relationships First: Listening, Learning and Exploring the Ethics of Community Engagement

Feb 206 min read

Relationships First: Listening, Learning and Exploring the Ethics of Community Engagement

Arctic Change 2024: Reflections and Lessons

Zachary Macmillan-Kenney

Jan 136 min read

Arctic Change 2024: Reflections and Lessons

Trials and Triumphs of First-Time Field Research

Abigael Kim, Aimée Hopton, Katrina Côté-King

Oct 22, 202410 min read

Trials and Triumphs of First-Time Field Research

Researchers, our Data Debt is Overdue

Sep 30, 20244 min read

Researchers, our Data Debt is Overdue

IOTC 28th Session: A newcomer’s view on transparency and NGO impact

Sep 13, 20246 min read

IOTC 28th Session: A newcomer’s view on transparency and NGO impact

Caught in a Wave of Development? How Island Communities are Feeling the Push for Ecotourism and a Blue Economy

Sep 11, 20245 min read

Caught in a Wave of Development? How Island Communities are Feeling the Push for Ecotourism and a Blue Economy

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Contact the Bailey Lab

Faculty of Science, Marine Affairs Program

Life Sciences Centre, 1355 Oxford St.

Halifax NS, Canada

megan.bailey@dal.ca

marine.affairs@dal.ca

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