[Coral-List] Haida Gwaii (Pacific Ocean Archipelago, Canada) Semester in Marine Conservation: Jan 7th to April 7th 2020

[Ormond, Carlos]

Dear Coral-List’ers,

Please share with your undergraduate students, and your faculty undergraduate advisor. We encourage students to apply early.

See below for information on an exciting experiential, undergraduate marine conservation semester in Haida Gwaii this Winter (January 7th to April 7th) 2020, offered by the Haida Gwaii Institute (https://hginstitute.ca) and accredited by the University of British Columbia.

This Winter 2020 (January 7th to April 8th), the Haida Gwaii Institute will be offering the Haida Gwaii Semester in Marine Conservation. Haida Gwaii is a remote archipelago off of Canada’s Pacific coast, and is the ancestral, traditional and unceded territory of the Haida Nation. A microcosm of the world, these islands offer an unparalleled setting for students to learn first-hand about the complex social, cultural, political, ecological and economic issues facing cross-cultural communities around the globe, converging at a local scale. The Haida Gwaii Semester in Marine Conservation is made up of five courses:


  1.  Ocean People, Culture & Tradition
  2.  Fisheries Co-Management of the North Pacific Coast
  3.  Marine Protected Areas & Marine Spatial Planning
  4.  Applications in Marine Conservation
  5.  Haida Gwaii Marine Conservation Seminar

· Intensive, community-based programs
· Accredited by the University of British Columbia, open to students everywhere
· Earn 300-level credits, transferrable to your home university

To apply, and for more information, please visit: https://hginstitute.ca/marineconservation/ and/or email hg.institute at ubc.ca<mailto:hg.institute at ubc.ca>

Kind regards,
Carlos

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Dr. Carlos G. A. Ormond
Director, Haida Gwaii Institute
604-2 Second Beach Road | Haida Heritage Centre at Kay Llnagaay – Skidegate, Haida Gwaii
250-559-7885 ext. 232 | carlos.ormond at ubc.ca
http://www.hginstitute.ca/

Haida Gwaii Institute is situated on the ancestral, traditional and unceded territory of the Haida Nation.