A group of nature-deployed environmental credit-generating companies and scientific leaders have drafted a set of principles that govern how suppliers can responsibly bring their solutions to market, known as the Reykjavik Protocol.
With funding awarded for 30 new projects, the eighth round of the Ocean Frontier Institute’s (OFI) Seed Fund is the most substantial to date – providing almost $655,000 in support for innovative new ocean research.
The ocean is home to many ecosystems and life on Earth. It houses amazing creatures of all shapes and sizes, from whales and dolphins, down to the tiniest plants which produce oxygen for us to breathe.
A program of the Ocean Frontier Institute in partnership with the National Film Board of Canada, Ocean School is the leading ocean literacy educational tool in Canada. It is a free educational experience that uses powerful storytelling techniques, immersive technologies, interactive media, and an inquiry-based learning model to advance environmental awareness and ocean literacy.
Shape the Future of the Ocean with the Ocean Graduate Excellence Network
Uniting excellent graduate training with industry and government, OGEN builds a unique research nexus, poised to shape the future of ocean research in Canada and beyond.
Joint study Opportunities with parnter institutions
International Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
The Ocean Frontier Institute's International Postdoctoral Fellowship Program offers an opportunity for early career PhDs to conduct innovative, full time, collaborative research that is aligned with our research priorities.
This program provides a forum for scholarly knowledge exchange and collaboration among research colleagues, with the intent of producing a research outcome that positively impacts how we use and manage the ocean.
Ambassadors will promote and shape OFI’s future direction, engage with other leaders, and mentor young OFI researchers. They will be chosen not only for their experience and reputation, but their ability to explain research in plain language.