This 3,775-Year-Old Log May Hold the Secret to a Low-Cost Climate Solution

Search for youth science ambassadors in Nunatsiavut

Deep-ocean vehicle gets sea trial this week off Island's coast

Earthquakes shake Lower Mainland, northern B.C.

Northern elephant seals know a ‘dinner bell’ when they hear one

Young male northern elephant seals are captured on camera returning to a deep sea cabled observatory off Canada's British Columbia coast, demonstrating new insight into fish foraging behavior

Elephant seals used researchers’ deep sea sonar equipment as ‘dinner bell’

B.C. researchers say seals used sonar equipment as 'dinner bell'

Elephant seals off B.C. coast used sonar equipment as ’dinner bell’: Researchers

An ocean's worth of data (pg. 33)

Deep diversity

Metro Vancouver plans 2025 trial to remove CO2 from sea water

In Memoriam: S. Kim Juniper

UVic’s Ocean Networks Canada launches first-of-its-kind ocean observatory in Antarctica

Solar storms hit deep-sea compasses: UVic

Solar storm frenzy of May 2024 was strong enough to affect the deep sea

Recent northern lights storm impacts University of Victoria’s deep sea observatories

Solar Storm's Impact Detected in Deep Sea Observatories

That Recent Solar Storm Was Detected Almost Three Kilometers Under the Ocean

Effects of solar storm felt in the deep sea

Recent solar storm and eclipse are reminders we live in the sun's embrace

The recent solar storm scrambled undersea sensors

Powerful solar storm was also detected in Canada’s deep ocean water, research shows

Exploring the worlds of science: Interview w/ ONC's Lauren Hudson

Entrevue avec Benoît Pirenne: préparation aux tsunamis

All three SkyTrain lines now linked to earthquake early-warning sensors

Deep Sea Eruption Expected Off Vancouver Island

Au large de l’île de Vancouver, une série de séismes annonce une éruption sous-marine

Flurry of mini earthquakes off Vancouver Island hints at undersea expansion

L'éruption sous-marine près de l'île de Vancouver sera si chaude que l'eau pétillera

Endeavour earthquakes story segment

Underwater magma eruption looms after B.C. coast rattled by earthquakes

What’s behind the uptick in offshore earthquakes?

Interview: Jesse Hutchinson on Endeavour earthquakes (starts at 27:30 min.)

Deepsea eruption expected off B.C. after intense quake activity

Deepsea eruption expected off Vancouver Island after 200 earthquakes in an hour

Un observatoire plongé dans l’océan Austral pour mieux comprendre le changement climatique

For Captured Carbon, Scientists Plot a Sub-Ocean Tomb

Científicos españoles y canadienses crean un nuevo observatorio submarino en el océano Antártico (Spanish)

Un acuerdo entre el CSIC y la Ocean Networks Canada permite la instalación de un observatorio submarino del centro de investigación canadiense en la Antártida (Spanish)

España y Canadá crean un observatorio submarino en la Antártida (Spanish)

Científicos españoles y canadienses crean un nuevo observatorio submarino en el océano Antártico (Spanish)

Un nuevo observatorio submarino en la Antártida (Spanish)

Des chercheurs espagnols font appel à l'expertise canadienne

'Droids of the deep' go to new depths to collect data from Pacific Ocean

B.C. earthquake early-warning system will provide valuable seconds, even minutes

B.C. scientists helping develop understanding of Antarctic waters

Canadian-built underwater observatory transmitting data from around Antarctica

Canada and Spain Scientists Establish Antarctic Ocean Observatory

Canada and Spain scientists establish new Antarctic Ocean observatory

Canadian and Spanish researchers are teaming up to establish a new Antarctic Ocean Observatory

Canadian-built underwater observatory transmitting data from around Antarctica

Canadian-built underwater observatory transmitting data from around Antarctica

Canadian-built underwater observatory transmitting data from around Antarctica

A new ocean observatory near the Antarctic Peninsula

What's down there? Canadian university deploys Antarctic Ocean observatory

New Antarctic Ocean observatory being established

New deep-sea droids probe the northeast Pacific for clues to climate-change impact

Droids dive into ocean mysteries

'Droids' deployed to study ocean depths off B.C.

CO2 Removal Research Platform Installed in Canadian waters

To combat climate change, companies bury plant waste at sea

Globe climate: Making Waves (Kate Moran)

Canadian engineers working to sequester carbon deep in the ocean off B.C.'s coast

Technology aims to sequester carbon deep in the ocean off B.C. coast

Turning CO2 into rock and other magic: A scientist’s pursuit of ocean-based climate solutions

Deep-Sea Observatory Supports Research Into Ocean-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal

B.C. to launch early earthquake warning system

New early quake warnings could save lives, infrastructure in B.C., experts say

New early earthquake warnings could save lives and infrastructure in B.C., experts say

Cutting edge tech that could help cut carbon from the atmosphere

Un dimanche avec Gregory Charles, et une discussion avec des camionneurs (French)

Oceans could be used for carbon capture on a big scale

How oceans could be used for carbon capture on a big scale

Vancouver Island home to new deepsea carbon dioxide removal project

Running Tide And Ocean Networks Canada To Conduct Experiment On Ocean Carbon Removal

Deep sea observatory to address climate change

Billions are being invested in carbon removal strategies to fight global heating. Will they work?

Record high ocean temperatures recorded at two sites off Vancouver Island

Warmest summer ocean temperatures recorded off Vancouver Island coast

Record high ocean temperatures recorded at two sites off Vancouver Island

Could pumping CO2 under Canada's coast cause earthquakes?

Likely no earthquake risk from storing CO2 under ocean off Vancouver Island

Seeing with neutrinos: how astronomers are mapping the cosmos without light

A Dead Whale at The Bottom of The Ocean Is Now a Thriving Home of Life

UVic professor appointed Officer of Order of Canada

Raptors president Masai Ujiri, actor Dan Levy among 85 new Order of Canada appointees

Victoria residents among those named to Order of Canada

Interview with Kate Moran

Deep-sea expedition set to sail off coast of Vancouver Island

Deep sea robot expedition sets sails off Vancouver Island coast

Packed week celebrates our 'big blue backyard'

Ocean Week Victoria invites you to take a deep dive

Climate change and El Nino's return will impact Canada's weather. Here's how

Modelled tsunami would take 20 minutes to reach Vancouver Island — study

Tsunami would hit B.C. within minutes if big quake hits: experts

A tsunami from 9.0 earthquake would reach B.C. coast in about 20 minutes, research finds

Study predicts tsunami would hit B.C. coast within minutes

A tsunami from 9.0 earthquake would reach B.C. coast in about 20 minutes, research finds

Tsunami study: Waves could hit northwest Vancouver Island within 30 minutes of quake

Tsunami risk assessment on Vancouver Island prompts rethink of evacuation plans

Study reveals more precise tsunami warning times for Island communities

Tsunami studies: Destructive wave could hit west Vancouver Island in under half hour

Tsunami documentary blends Indigenous knowledge with ocean science

Who — or what — moved this underwater observatory in Holyrood Arm?

Tsunamis examined from Indigenous and scientific perspectives

History of tsunamis on Vancouver Island explored in documentary

Tsunami documentary in North Island communities

New tsunami documentary coming to Vancouver Island next week

Species Are Seeking Higher Ground to Escape Climate Change

Oceana Canada Applauds Major Step to Protect B.C. Seamounts

Transport Canada rejects ban on freighter anchorages off of Vancouver Island

Head of UVic-based ocean observing agency honoured for lifetime of science work

PICES 2022 AP-NPCOOS "Ocean Big Data" Summer School

B.C's pink sea urchins moving to shallower waters due to climate change

B.C.'s pink sea urchins are on the move to shallower waters thanks to climate change, researchers say

B.C’s pink sea urchins are on the move to shallower waters thanks to climate change

UVIC Receives Funding for Ocean Protection and Scientific Advancement

Canadian government announces $46.5 million for deepsea research at Vancouver conference

Canadian government announces $46.5 million for deepsea research

Federal government announces $46.5 million for deep sea research

Pink sea urchins moving to shallower waters as deep sea food sources, oxygen levels decline due to ocean warming

Ottawa announces $46.5-million for deep-sea research

Canadian government to invest $46.5 million in deep-sea research

Pink sea urchins are inching into shallower B.C. waters as climate changes

B.C’s pink sea urchins are on the move to shallower waters thanks to climate change

Proposed experiment seeks origin of cosmic neutrinos

Quake early-warning system coming to B.C. next year, 300 years after last megathrust event

Quake early-warning system coming next year, 300 years after last mega-thrust event

Vancouver could see higher tides in January, expert says

Whispers from the deep sea: The subtle sounds of hydrothermal vents

UVic monitoring could’ve warned Victoria about Tofino earthquake

Early earthquake notification system passes the test in Tofino, national system set for 2024

Road to Recovery: Ocean Networks Canada-led Solid Carbon Project and the blue economy

Early earthquake alert system successful in Tofino could be launched in B.C. by 2024

'It’s a whole industry in the making': Researchers working to turn greenhouse gas into undersea rock

Noise: the invisible ocean pollutant / feat. Jasper Kanes

Tofino earthquake confirms soon-to-come B.C. alert system could save lives: researchers

Meet the Victoria CEO Leading One of the World’s Largest Ocean Observatories

Eco-tourism operator, schools join forces to teach kids about Salish Sea

Listening under the waves at Tl’ches

UVic researchers help lead ocean and carbon study

Carbon capture

Turning CO2 into rock under the ocean in B.C.

From greenhouse gas to rock in 25 years

UVic researching injecting CO2 into ocean floor

Scientists monitoring for megathrust earthquakes with new sensors off Vancouver Island

Radio interview w/ ONC's Benoit Pirenne (starts at 07:50 min)

Research off Vancouver Island looks to uncover what makes megathrust earthquakes tick

Federal funding expands scope of UVic centre's ocean observations

CFI funding announcement for ONC

UVic national ocean observatory initiative to receive major funding boost

Canada's leading national research facilities receive significant investments to drive research and innovation

UVic ocean monitoring initiative receives $115M in federal funds

Canada's leading national research facilities receive significant investments to drive research and innovation

Dark matter hunt and ocean monitoring top list for Ottawa’s $628-million science funding boost

Deep-sea expedition uncovers never-before-seen habitats and specimens in the Canadian Pacific region

Latest ONC collaboration focuses on data sonification

Low tides hit Vancouver Island, with more expected through the week

Extremely low tides occur on Vancouver Island

Deep dive: Expedition explores deep-sea habitat never seen before

Scientists strive for negative emissions

West Coast expedition off B.C. explores never-before-seen deep-sea habitat

B.C. expedition explores deep-sea habitat never seen before

UVic study shows great potential in Cowichan estuary and others to capture carbon

Salt-marsh superpower: Blue marshlands store as much carbon as green forests

Interview: Kate Moran

Interview: Dr. Richard Dewey

Tsunami risk research

Massive earthquake in B.C. could trigger larger tsunami than expected: study

Interview with ONC's Associate Director of Science, Richard Dewey (at 23:00)

Fact check: False claim that video shows meeting of Atlantic and Pacific oceans

Estuaries and their ability to capture and store carbon dioxide

Estuaries' vast potential for climate mitigation

Blue marshlands store as much carbon as green forests: study

B.C.’s ‘blue carbon’ estuaries a powerful defence against climate change

Blue marshlands store as much carbon as green forests, says study

UVic study suggests estuaries could be key in climate mitigation

An ocean of optimism to trap emissions

Le climat sauvé par les mers ?

Victoria-based ocean agency picks up real-time tsunami data after Tonga volcano eruption

Ocean of beauty and discovery

Is this the world’s weirdest telescope?

University partnership exploring ‘rock solid’ solution to climate change

Global Library of Underwater Biological Sounds, “GLUBS,” will help monitor changing marine life

Rare footage shows sea pig swimming in depths off Vancouver Island

Using the Ocean’s Power to Fight Climate Change

Youth in Canada: Join the #OceanDecade Challenge

Tsawout and Tseycum First Nations’ shoreline cleanup focuses on preserving the land

Peninsula First Nations lead beach cleanup as part of Earth Day celebration

Indigenous knowledge the cornerstone of new tsunami modelling for Vancouver Island's northwest coast

Deep storage: UVic leads plan to pump carbon into rock under sea floor off Island

CTV interviews Kate Moran about Solid Carbon

ONC Artist in Residence debuts “Gossip with Whales”

UVic, U-Calgary researchers investigate possibility of CO2 storage in ocean basalt

Research project proposes turning CO2 into stone under the sea

Oceans link to climate change

Company responsible for underwater noise monitoring project hopes to have global impact

This underwater observatory tracks endangered killer whales and measures noise impacts from shipping vessels

Top 10 newsmakers of 2019: Rock-solid climate solution/Methane-snacking crabs

FAIR winds and following seas: Ocean data for science, society and industry

Building a seafloor observatory to warn of the Big One

Project aims to slow down effects of climate change using ocean basalt

Gigatons of carbon dioxide able to be stored in ocean basalt

Remotely operated vehicles recovered from seafloor after breaking free

$8.7M boost for UVic's Ocean Networks Canada will help in climate change challenge

Subsea camera enables remote real-time and long-term monitoring of seafloor as part of ocean observatory initiative

Hot shellfish: cooked in overlapping heat and low tides

Deep-sea research bolstered with $2 million grant

First International Ocean Decade Conference (ONC starts at 40:05 min)

Se servir des océans pour lutter contre les gaz à effets de serre?

When the Tsunami Comes

Holyrood’s seafloor observatory will give public a look at life underwater

Marine Institute's seafloor observatory tracks, transmits ocean data from Conception Bay in real-time

An underwater eye: Marine Institute aims to shine light on ocean mysteries

A North American blue economy powerhouse

Measuring Ambient Ocean Sound During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Why Canada Is Making Waves in Ocean Sciences

Government of Canada invests in national ocean observation system for improved ocean monitoring

Wildfire smoke is beneficial to B.C.'s coastal waters, oceanographer says

ONC wins Non-Profit of the year at the Victoria Business Awards

Astronomers plan huge neutrino observatory in the Pacific Ocean

The Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment

NOAA 50 Years of Science, Service & Stewardship (ONC on p. 4)

Good vibrations: Noise levels take big drop around globe; Quieter oceans could help recovery of endangered southern resident whales

GOOD VIBRATIONS: Earth noise dropped drastically after COVID-19

Noise that vibrates Earth dropped drastically after COVID-19 restrictions: study

Two earthquakes off the West Coast in 6 hours. When will BC get an early warning system?

$29M enables upgrade for UVic ocean network

UVic receives more than $29M for ocean research

Canada’s ocean intelligence gets a boost

Quiet Salish Sea gives scientists chance to study endangered killer whales

Salish Sea’s endangered killer whales studied amid quietest ocean in ‘3 or 4 decades’

Quieter seas off B.C. coast give scientists chance to study effects of noise on killer whales

Scientists listening for killer whales' return

​Living Planet: What human noise pollution sounds like underwater

​Scales of Change: A Field Guide to the Dragons of Climate Inaction - Chapter 2: Technosalvation featuring Kate Moran

​Alberta group models CO2 injection system off the coast of Canada

​Alberta-led project seeks to detect powerful neutrinos off the coast of BC

Quieter seas: Measuring noise reduction in the ocean during this pandemic

‘Quieter ocean’ from Covid-19 could be a boon to endangered orcas, says researchers

Coronavirus means endangered whales are experiencing a quieter ocean for the first time. Here’s what that sounds like

Silence is golden for whales as lockdown reduces ocean noise

​Ocean Networks sails into top 100 of $100-million competition

Solid Carbon' among Top 100 proposals for MacArthur $100M grant

​The shark research that upended marine conservation

​Latest Victoria economic plan features new conference centre, downtown tech transformations

Marine Protected Areas: May or may not include actual protection

​Ocean scientists look to incorporate First Nations knowledge in research

​Northern communities lead the way in understanding climate change impacts

​Ocean Networks Canada experts to discuss the impact of ocean change on northern communities

Opinion: In climate change battle, negative-emissions tech not a panacea

​Traditional knowledge gains recognition by ocean observing community

​Scientists cracked the case of why octopuses of the same species can look totally different

A rock-solid solution for CO2

​Engineer details B.C.’s earthquake early warning system

International dignitaries visit UVic for B.C. tour

​New app provides early earthquake warnings to Californians

Pacific warty octopuses get wartier the deeper they live and scientists don't know why

These octopuses get wartier the deeper they live in the ocean

The deeper these octopuses live, the wartier their skin

Mayors of Victoria and German city of Dortmund meet to talk innovation

​Turn carbon dioxide from the atmosphere into sub-ocean rock? UVic-based researchers to study it​

B.C. research team leads effort to turn greenhouse gas emissions into solid rock

​UVic researchers aim to extract carbon dioxide from atmosphere, turn it to rock

Local, international researchers work to turn greenhouse gases into rock

Rock-solid climate solutions: Negative emissions technology

Climate change altering local shoreline policy on Vancouver Island

Experts on climate change

Aha Honua Coastal Indigenous Peoples’ Declaration

B.C. tech projects receive $5.6 million from federal government

Building connections in the Canadian High Arctic 

Victoria’s economic plan looks to the future

What we can learn from an itchy shark

Underwater volcano expedition off coast of Vancouver Island reveals hidden world

Scientists discover ‘Coraltropolis’ in the cold waters of British Columbia

Pacific seamounts expedition gives peek at what lives under the sea

Salmon shark uses 'scratching post' in rare video captured off B.C. coast

Watch as an ocean expedition off B.C.’s coast explores depths of 2,000 metres

Une équipe tente d'élucider les mystères d'un volcan sous-marin géant

B.C. photographic expedition of undersea volcano to capture marine life for potential conservation area

Scientists going deep again to explore undersea mysteries

Canada’s biggest underwater volcano is just off B.C.’s coast — and scientists are finding new species there

‘Brand new to science’: Researchers embark on mission to explore Canada’s largest underwater volcano

Underwater mountain a trove of undiscovered species

Researchers head out to explore Canada’s largest underwater volcano

Canada’s largest underwater volcano to be explored in B.C. expedition

4.6-magnitude earthquake hits Seattle area, felt on parts of Vancouver Island

Cooperative research strategies session on ocean observatories with ONC at AGU

‘We’re excited about it:’ Earthquake warning technology put to the test

How Canada is preparing for the next big earthquake

Ocean acoustic observatories to the rescue of marine life (pages 22-25)

A deepsea ‘oasis’ is slated to become Canada’s biggest protected area

The importance of connected ocean monitoring knowledge systems and communities

Saab Seaeye 'Falcon' robotic vehicle flies in Canada’s First Nation waters

ONC Arctic sensor technology, coastal youth science ambassadors

Monitoring the restless Earth: Plate tectonic motion

Meet Colton Hash, ONC artist in residence

Ocean studies test waste management materials

A big earthquake near Vancouver is almost inevitable. Are we ready?

Canada’s research institutions have a clear message: Working together more important than ever

Canada’s new observatory uses ‘seafloor GPS’

Sonardyne technology chosen for new Canadian seabed observatory

UVic’s Ocean Networks Canada gets $7.2M funding boost

Ocean Networks Canada gets extra $7.2 million from feds

ONC at Tofino emergency preparedness fair

David Suzuki’s daughter to be key speaker for Girls’ STEM conference

Facts and fun for tsunami preparedness week

Disaster of a movie stokes tsunami preparedness week

Tsunami preparedness week kicks off

New frontiers in ocean exploration 2018: Northeast Pacific seamounts, Wiring the Abyss expeditions (pages 42-45)

Coroners use new tool to crack mystery of the floating feet in the Salish Sea

B.C. looking to buy first hybrid sensors to detect data for earthquake early warning

New ocean observation system helps researchers share data to manage use of oceans

B.C. maritime museum, ONC to work together on public outreach

Ideafest: What a warmer climate means to you

Methane-munching crabs may be adapting to climate change: report

Maritime Museum of B.C., Ocean Networks Canada in new partnership

Les crabes semblent adapter leur alimentation à l’ère des changements climatiques

Methane-snacking crabs adaptive to climate change, UVic researchers say

‘Snow crabs’ may be adapting to climate change by feeding on methane: UVic

Methane-eating crabs may be adapting to climate change: study

Methane-snacking crabs suggest they are adapting to climate change: report

Snow crabs snacking on methane

Crabs are now eating methane-filled bacteria. This shows they're adapting to climate change, scientists say

Tanner crab gets a lift from a methane seep off the B.C. coast

How flipping crabs revealed a hidden food supply in the ocean ecosystem

UVic’s Ideafest runs March 4-9

Researchers discover a flipping crab feeding on methane seeps

How a flipping crab led researchers to discover that a commercially harvested species feeds at methane seeps

Flipping for food: The use of a methane seep by Tanner crabs

Fact Check: No, this is not the meeting point of Atlantic and Pacific oceans

Indigenous peoples unite in fight to heal the Salish Sea

Indigenous peoples unite in fight to heal the Salish Sea

Cabo Verde declaration on ocean observations

UVic visit deepens connections in Tokyo and Bangkok

U.S. government shutdown impacts scientists on this side of border

UVic making waves with new $9.5-million Ocean-Climate Building

UVic announces federal money to turn former Queenswood property into research hub

Queenswood now the Ocean-Climate Building

Feds pump $3.5M into UVic climate research centre

$9.5M conversion brings new digs for a world of ocean research at UVic

Ottawa commits $12.6 million for researchers to monitor ocean health at UVic

UVic expands oceans, climate research with new campus location

Can you explain science using only 1,000 common words?

Tofino: Vivre avec la menace constante d’un tsunami

Top 10 newsmakers of 2018: ONC partners to explore seamounts

Residencies for the science-minded artist

Satellite imagery illuminates ice conditions around Nunavut communities

Conserving Canada's diverse marine life

Maritime security conference highlights challenges, threats, opportunities (pages 52-53)

Marine survival project findings set for release

Researchers on state of warm water blob

New artist residency strengthens connections between art and science

Minor earthquake recorded off coast of Vancouver Island

Three strong earthquakes hit off Canada’s British Columbia coast

Three earthquakes recorded off Vancouver Island, but no damage reported

Three strong earthquakes reported in Pacific Ocean off Vancouver Island

Three ‘pretty big’ earthquakes reported in Pacific Ocean off Vancouver Island

Cluster quakes off Vancouver Island renews scientists calls for an early detection system

Three strong, shallow quakes but no tsunami off B.C. coast

ShakeOut 2018 was a record-smashing success: IBC

City of Victoria chooses not to send Vic-Alert surrounding BC ShakeOut

Un nouveau système d’alerte précoce aux séismes en Colombie-Britannique

Des capteurs sous-marins pour mieux anticiper le Big One

Earthquake early-warning sensors installed off coast of British Columbia

Underwater early warning system provides critical time to prepare for earthquake

Canada Line now linked to earthquake early-warning sensors

Vancouver Islanders practice what to do when an earthquake strikes

Earthquake warning tested in simulation

First earthquake detection of its kind in Canada

Earthquake early-warning sensors installed off coast of British Columbia

Installation complete of underwater early warning earthquake sensors off Island’s coast

ShakeOut on SkyTrain: B.C. practises what to do when an earthquake strikes

Early earthquake warning system for B.C. nears completion

Earthquake sensor network aims to give B.C. crucial seconds to prepare for the ‘Big One’

ONC completes installation of earthquake early warning sensors

New study quantifies natural flux of methane gas in the northeast Pacific

New research shines a light on the importance of submarine canyons

Using sound to unravel how animals change their behavior in complex environments

A conversation with the federal minister of Fisheries and Oceans

Successful testing of technique to measure seafloor strain

Un réseau d’observatoires sous-marins en Colombie-Britannique

Bridging the gap between the shallow and deep oceans: The key role of submarine canyons

The secrets of the undersea mountains off B.C.’s coast

Distributed natural gas venting offshore along the Cascadia margin

Ocean Networks Canada 'Wiring the Abyss'

Là où l'espace rejoint les abysses

Ocean Networks Canada installs neutrino detector in deep Pacific

Adventures of science in the Arctic

Scientists discover new species and deep-sea mountains off B.C. coast, call for more protection

Un ‘monde de merveilles’ sous l’océan au large de la Colombie-Britannique

Faunal activity rhythms influencing early community succession of an implanted whale carcass offshore Sagami Bay, Japan

Scientists discover ‘wonderland’ of life on deep-sea mountains off B.C. coast

Vancouver Island is heading west, a few millimetres at a time

‘You want the darkness’: UVic scientists search sea bottom for subatomic particles

Scientists test Canadian waters for large-scale physics experiment

Deep space meets deep sea in summer expedition

ONC’s neutrino observatory site assessment project

What does this deep-sea expedition mean for the Haida Nation?

‘Ghost particle’ found in Antarctica provides astronomy breakthrough

Live-streaming ancient undersea volcanoes in HD

Tofino pourrait bâtir une tour contre les tsunamis

Des tours de tsunamis pour sécuriser la population

Expedition sets sail to study seamounts off British Columbia coast

Underwater volcanoes revealed through live-streamed B.C. research expedition

Pacific seamounts expedition to unravel Canada's underwater mountain mysteries

Scientists launch expedition to map coral-covered underwater volcanoes

Surveying three unexplored northeast Pacific seamounts

Haida Nation wants shipping traffic banned from culturally significant underwater volcano

Expedition gives live look at underwater mountains off B.C.’s coast

B.C.’s earthquake early warning offshore sensor deployments completed

Oceans heated by volcanic ridges and seamounts

High-tech training for tsunamis

Research expedition to explore underwater volcano

Research expedition to explore seamounts off Haida Gwaii

Canadian submarines not part of international Arctic under-ice exercise

Canadian ocean organizations team up with Haida Nation for underwater expedition off B.C. coast

Four groups join forces to study seamounts near Haida Gwaii in B.C.

Expedition off Haida Gwaii will explore underwater volcanoes — live online

Expedition to study underwater mountains near Haida Gwaii

High-frequency observations from deep-sea cabled observatory reveal seasonal overwintering of zooplankton biomass in Barkley Canyon

2018 Nautilus expedition: Pacific seamounts, offshore observatory with Ocean Networks Canada

Memorandum of understanding with Ocean Networks Canada

Deep dive maintenance: Field service in ‘The Abyss’

Virtual simulation engages users in the event of a tsunami hitting Port Alberni

Un jeu video de realite virtuelle qui fait vivre les effets d'un tsunami

Virtual reality tsunami technology

Le sommet BCTech et les alertes sismiques

Virtual reality game immerses players in tsunami

#OdySci Profile: Dr. Kate Moran

Cool tech, hot research at UVic Tech Summit showcase

A titanic network to monitor the ocean

Tsleil-Waututh Nation take to the seafloor to study Burrard Inlet's acidity

In defence of the Salish Sea

Drivers of temporal beta diversity of a benthic community in a seasonally hypoxic fjord

More eyes on the ocean

New technology aims to track earthquakes and tsunami in real-time

In video, Trudeau hits beach with head of Ocean Networks Canada

Alberni benefits from tsunami research

UVic plans to dazzle at B.C.’s biggest annual technology event

Masterminds lectures return for 2018

Innovative electrical optical flying leads help Ocean Networks Canada

Alert Ready tsunami warning system launches in B.C. but when will early earthquake warnings?

MP Report: Defending our oceans

Learn about tsunami preparedness

When art meets science

When art meets science: A student-created interactive orca sculpture fuses art, ocean data and climate change concerns

Scientists puzzled over cholera outbreak on Vancouver Island

Titanic revelations from Dr. Robert Ballard at “Greatness in Leadership” conference

Ocean expedition explores never-before-seen depths on B.C.’s central coast

Three of the biggest science experiments ever: No. 1 – Ocean Networks Canada’s NEPTUNE offshore cabled observatory (starts at 0:43)

B.C.’s Parliamentary Secretary for Emergency Preparedness provides update on earthquake, tsunami warning systems

Exploration des fonds marins du Pacifique

Les fjords de la Colombie-Britannique explorés comme jamais

When art meets science: A student-created interactive orca sculpture fuses art, ocean data and climate change concerns

New frontiers in ocean exploration 2017: Wiring the Abyss in the northeast Pacific

Coastal connections: UVic's national ocean observatory facility takes its innovative science to B.C. communities

Tsunami 101 on course for UVic

Des abysses pleines de vie

Scientists gather to push for data on ocean acidification

Ocean Networks Canada and ROPOS sub work together

The case for tsunami sirens in Prince Rupert

ONC sensors monitor Alaska earthquake

Coastal connections: UVic's national ocean observatory facility takes its innovative science to B.C. communities

Celestial event brings supermoon, tides and eclipse to Victoria (starts at 0:51)

Skies align to bring super moon, lunar eclipse and king tides together

Super blue blood moon, lunar eclipse and king tides: The West Coast and Hawaii are in for quite a night

Super moon, lunar eclipse, king tides combine for powerful event

Underwater sensor system helps in early quake detection

Tsunami warning on Vancouver Island sparks concern over preparedness (starts at 0:44)

B.C.'s tsunami that wasn't: Why scientists know when a wave will hit—but not its size

Tsunami warning cancelled in B.C. after large earthquake strikes off Alaska (starts at 4:17)

Tsunami warning: Was enough done to warn B.C.? (starts at 5:02)

Giant waves pound Island

9.5-metre waves recorded as gale-force winds slam Tofino and Ucluelet

Cellula Robotics Ltd. successfully demonstrates its Imotus-1 hovering autonomous underwater vehicle

Local knowledge, community needs drive Arctic sea ice research

Arctic research initiative targets historical knowledge to track climate change

UVic ocean-science project widens to Nunavut

Local knowledge, needs will drive Arctic sea ice research

New underwater sensors to watch for the Big One

Biodiversity surprises at bubbly deep-sea cold seeps along Cascadia fault

Research delivers insight into the marine big data market

Ocean Networks Canada's CEO Dr. Kate Moran talks climate change, acidification and changing coastlines

Cette faille qui pose un risque de séismes sur la côte ouest

When every second counts...

Oceans are the new front line in the fight against climate change

Earthquake warning systems: Getting a bead on the Big One

Port of Vancouver’s ECHO program dedicated to protecting marine life

‘We have unleashed a mass extinction event’

Sounding the black smoker plumes

Här är havsmysteriet som förbryllar forskarna (pyrsomes video)

Technologies shine spotlight on climate role of undersea canyons

Federal investment in ONC enhances coastal monitoring

A worldwide survey of recent ocean observatory activities: 2017 update

BBC series to feature footage of deep-sea vents off Island

Diving under the surface of UVic’s submarine clubs

Scientist goes deep to solve ocean, climate link

Sensors buy time in event Vancouver Island is hit by tsunami

Window to the Salish Sea in place at Cattle Point

Innovation grants support UVic research observatories

UVic receives funds to study southern killer whales

Vessel noise is reducing ability of killer whales to hunt by about 25 per cent, new research suggests

Frustrations mount over dwindling B.C. orca population at DFO symposium

Government announces funds to improve underwater listening in B.C. waters

Are we at risk of losing the southern resident killer whale population?

Major investment will enhance emergency response, protect marine mammals

Canada to develop earthquake early warning system

Mexico’s powerful earthquakes deliver lessons for Victoria

New home for Ocean Networks Canada takes shape

Columbia Británica se prepara para El Terremoto

Mexico had an early warning system for its big quake. Vancouver doesn’t yet

B.C.'s earthquake warning system still 2 years away

Rupert port to collaborate with $50.8 million government data program

Climate change brings melting ice, and cruise passengers, to a small town in Canada's north

Don Krusel retires from helm of Port of Prince Rupert

ShakeZone offers safety tips, resources at UVic

Quake Cottage tours south Island region

The oceanic biological pump: Rapid carbon transfer to depth at continental margins during winter

Liberals struggling to reverse Harper's cuts to climate science

Underwater livestream from Arctic Ocean to be Canadian 1st

Live-streamed underwater dives will offer watery window on Arctic life

Canadian military developing surveillance system to monitor Arctic waters

Telepresence Robot 2000 Leagues Under the Sea

Scientists say Pacific warm water 'blob' is gone – for now

Millions of mysterious 'sea pickles' swamp US west coast

Millions of glowing tropical sea creatures have started to appear in the Pacific Northwest

Canada’s Marine Protected Areas: more scientific input and protection needed

Bizarre asexual, glow-in-the-dark sea creatures invade Pacific

Millions of tropical sea creatures invade waters off B.C. coast

Citizen scientists are the future for our oceans

Donald Trump's proposed earthquake early warning budget cut could impact B.C.

Feds to protect underwater landscape off Vancouver Island

Listen to How Loud the Sea Is

Investing in Canada's Future: Strengthening the Foundations of Canadian Research

Observatory Upgrade for Ocean Networks Canada

New Frontiers in Ocean Exploration: The E/V Nautilus, NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer, and R/V Falkor 2016 Field Season

Early earthquake warning system in the works for B.C.

Warming temperatures could trigger starvation, extinctions in deep oceans

Deep sea life faces dark future due to warming and food shortage

Opinion: ECHO Program takes heed of underwater noise and marine life

An ecosystem-based deep-ocean strategy

CFI funding for ONC

Feds boost plan to relocate UVic's Ocean Networks Canada

Research on earthquakes, tsunamis and climate change to benefit from federal investment of $46.6 million to Ocean Networks Canada

Big science receives $328-million boost from Ottawa

Canada gives ocean observatories a multi-million-dollar grant

Canada invests $46M in University of Victoria ocean science facility

UVic ocean science gets $46M injection

Sustainable Development: Submarine cables in the marine environment

Orca protection part of $1.5B marine plan, says Liberal MP

Ottawa says killer whale protection part of $1.5 billion marine protection plan

New life boat stations, large-mammal avoidance system for Island waters

Canadian fisheries minister ends government’s longstanding secrecy about oceans

LeBlanc releases key data on fish stocks

Earthquake early warning system closer to completion

B.C. not using earthquake warning technology, says engineers

Opinion: The ocean economy: Canada could be a global superpower

CANARIE invests in new software tools for scientific research

A Worldwide Survey of Recent Ocean Observatory Activities 2016 Update

Canada might be able to save us when the massive Cascadia subduction-zone earthquake hits

A groundbreaking effort against 'the big one'

How a massive quake would shake Canada's financial system

New Modeling Integrated into Port Alberni’s Exercise Coastal Response

First B.C. offshore earthquake early warning sensor up and running

Comment: B.C. leading in climate-change initiatives

PortTV: People of the Port - Echo Program

Ocean Sciences Looks at Climate Change (Web Extra)

Opinion: Get to know the ocean

Monique Keiran: We should look more deeply at the sea

What happens when a giant robot meets a little octopus

That’s mine! Watch the hilarious moment an octopus plays tug of war with an underwater ROBOT to defend a cable it called home

These Photos Were Snapped by a Giant Seafloor Observatory Deep in the Pacific

The Bizarre Link Between the Fort McMurray Fire and a 'Warm Blob' in the Pacific

ONC installs new ocean observatory at Campbell River

When every second counts...

New underwater quake sensors could sound early alarm off BC coast

Supporting seismic science: Early warning systems

BC investing in earthquake early warning systems

BC provides $5 million to enhance earthquake early warning

Supporting seismic science: Early warning systems

BC's earthquake preparedness progressing slowly, expert says

Craignant un séisme majeur, la Colombie-Britannique se prepare

Pacific Blob breaking up

Local organizations that are changing the world

The Interview: What the blob tells us about ocean warming

Listening station in the Strait of Georgia

Deepsea Robots livestream ocean floor landscapes

App helps citizen scientists collect ocean data

Ocean Explorer Robert Ballard joins ONC Expedition

Ocean Networks Canada teams up with BC Ferries to monitor Canada’s busiest waterway

The secret scientific life of BC Ferries

B.C. ocean observation project useful for oil industry: report

Wiring the world below

Imagination rules at University of Victoria’s Ideafest

“Ocean Aware” challenge event

Record North Pacific temperatures threatening B.C. marine species

UVic ocean research team dives into tidal technology

Ocean Networks Canada now hosts data from all three oceans

Listening In: the Navy is Tracking Ocean Sounds collected by Scientists

Mini-Observatory Keeps Eye On Arctic Sea Ice

Fire ice: Canada's Ocean Networks explain the science behind the hype

Deep-Sea Streaming: 500-mile NEPTUNE cabling brings Internet to the ocean floor

ONC doc "Reaching Blue" debuts in Victoria

Getting “smart” under the sea

Super tough vent camera keeps tabs on undersea aliens

Join a digital fishing derby—no experience required!

Sensors will warn of earthquakes affecting Vancouver Island

$20 million flowing to ocean technologies

How Chile’s earthquake helps Victoria scientists

University of Georgia Researchers to Monitor Deep-sea Plumes

Revealing the Salish Sea's Secrets

Ottawa invests in ocean commercialization centre

Deep Network - Real Time Monitoring of the Seafloor Reveals Unexpected Links