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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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Upcoming Events

  • Shark Tagging
    Shark Tagging
    Shark Tagging
    Sunday September 22nd (exact time TBD)
    Halifax
    Sunday September 22nd (exact time TBD)
    Halifax , Halifax, NS B3J 1M3, Canada
    Sunday September 22nd (exact time TBD)
    Halifax , Halifax, NS B3J 1M3, Canada
    Diversity 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!
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