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Led by Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) graduate students at Dalhousie University, Diversity of Nature (DoN) is a scientific outreach organization dedicated to increasing BIPOC representation in the natural sciences.
DoN's program consists of an annual ecological field expedition and year-round workshops (including science panels, in-school workshops, and outdoor day excursions). Our programming is tailored to BIPOC students across Nova Scotia.
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All of our programming is free of charge.
To our knowledge, DoN is the only STEM outreach program in Canada run by BIPOC graduate students and tailored to BIPOC youth!
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August 1st, exact time TBDHalifaxAugust 1st, exact time TBDHalifax, Halifax, NS, CanadaAugust 1st, exact time TBDHalifax, Halifax, NS, CanadaDiversity of Nature welcomes Black, Indigenous, people of colour, and underrepresented youth (Grades 6-12) for a cost-free shark tagging expedition! Learn how to tag a variety of sharks with local marine biologists in a safe ocean environment. Don't miss this rare and free opportunity!
Upcoming Saturday 1-3PM; Exact Date TBDHalifaxUpcoming Saturday 1-3PM; Exact Date TBDHalifax, Life Sciences Centre, Halifax, NS B3H 4J1, CanadaUpcoming Saturday 1-3PM; Exact Date TBDHalifax, Life Sciences Centre, Halifax, NS B3H 4J1, CanadaJoin for for an immersive squid dissection workshop at Dalhousie University, and learn all about squid ecology, morphology and taxonomy. All materials are provided! Open to ages 8 and up, with priority given to BIPOC youth.
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