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Mapping AIS in Nova Scotia

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June 7, 2020June 7, 2020

Fisheries and Oceans Canada have made Nova Scotia AIS data available online in a mapping application.

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Happy #FeatureFriday! Today we’ll be learning about #HemlockWoolyAdelgid: an aphid-like #insect that infests #Hemlock Trees. HWA feeds on nutrient and water storage cells at the base of hemlock needles, which causes needle loss and stem dieback, resulting in tree death.

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Here are some simple steps you can take to help prevent the spread of invasive species!
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Marina Owners:
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Take action on harmful aquatic #invasivespecies and see our resources for marinas
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Asian longhorned beetles (ALHB) readily attack and kill maple trees. Even though ALHB has been eradicated from the cities of Mississauga and Toronto, the only known populations of ALHB in Canada, we must stay alert. Learn more ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3pMNHYe

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Dr. Linda Campbell @LM_Campbell·

Retweeting for @DalScience students. Deadline coming up! Jan 25. Be part of an interdisciplinary collaboration looking at an invasive species in Nova Scotia! @DalVPR @SMUScience @nsinvasives1 @SarahKingsbur12 https://twitter.com/LM_Campbell/status/1334236100479627272

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Summer NSERC USRA opportunity for summer @DalScience students to work with David Barclay in Oceanography, in collaboration with my group at @SMUScience, to assess underwater acoustic imaging of snails for invasive species monitoring. Link: https://www.dal.ca/faculty/science/oceanography/programs/undergraduate-research.html 3

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