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Vancouver Aquarium head John Nightingale loved to connect people with science - Vimarsana News

Vancouver Aquarium head John Nightingale loved to connect people with science

A leading figure in the debate surrounding whales in captivity, the oceanographer attracted criticism for insisting on displaying cetaceans, particularly beluga whales, to promote conservation and fund research

Vancouver Aquarium head John Nightingale loved to connect people with science - Vimarsana News

Vancouver Aquarium head John Nightingale loved to connect people with science

A leading figure in the debate surrounding whales in captivity, the oceanographer attracted criticism for insisting on displaying cetaceans, particularly beluga whales, to promote conservation and fund research

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Vancouver Aquarium head John Nightingale loved to connect people with science - Vimarsana News

Vancouver Aquarium head John Nightingale loved to connect people with science

A leading figure in the debate surrounding whales in captivity, the oceanographer attracted criticism for insisting on displaying cetaceans, particularly beluga whales, to promote conservation and fund research

Make a Splash this Summer with Hands-On Fun at the Ontario Science Centre - Vimarsana News

Make a Splash this Summer with Hands-On Fun at the Ontario Science Centre

/CNW/ - Kick off the first long weekend of summer with curiosity-sparking fun at the Ontario Science Centre! Journey through an underwater world in newest...

A new salmon war? - Vimarsana News

A new salmon war?

Southeast Alaska’s commercial troll fishermen aren’t the only commercial gear group that’s being targeted for catching salmon that swim through our region en route to other areas in the Pacific