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2005

Use the "By the Sea" modules to help prepare your visit to explore Atlantic Canada's diverse coastal habitats. Discover how these 11 ecosystems were formed, their inhabitants and their relationships with one another. Unravel the mysteries of these places while participating in action-oriented activities.

2004

Discover the commercial fisheries of Lobster and the American Oyster in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Who we are - updated early 2004
Welcome to this section, which contains a wealth of information on the ecosystem of the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence, on Fisheries and Oceans Canada programs and its organization, and on the fishing industry in the Gulf Region.

Beach Sweeps
This site is a reference for all those who, like you, want to do their part for the environment by participating in or organizing a beach clean-up activity. It provides tools to help you make your clean-up a success.

Aboriginal Fisheries
First Nation Map, Marshall and Sparrow Decisions, Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy, etc.

2003

Economic Profiles
Discover the commercial fisheries of several species in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Articles About the Oceans and Science Branch
Have you ever wondered what kind of research is done by the scientists working at DFO? From tagging lobsters to looking at oysters under the microscope, our researchers spend their time working on a variety of projects. Follow this link to learn more about their work.

Aquatic Invaders
Recent invaders in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence have become serious pests. This problem affects everyone using our waters - recreational boaters, cottage owners, commercial harvesters, aquaculturists and others.

Gulf Fisheries Centre Library
The Mère Juliette Library of the Gulf Fisheries Centre offers services to Fisheries and Oceans personnel, other government agencies, other libraries, consultants, teachers and students and the general public.