Enabling & supporting people
Coastal stewardship depends on strong relationships, accessible resources and opportunities to learn and work together.
Whether you are a researcher, practitioner, Indigenous partner, policymaker, student, funder or community member, the Hub aims to provide meaningful ways for you to connect and contribute.
Explore coastal networks and institutions, take part in Hub initiatives, access webinars and newsletters, and discover upcoming events and opportunities.
Discover networks and institutions involved in coastal NbCS work locally and abroad
Check out our youtube page to watch the recordings of our most recent webinars and workshops
Discover events and opportunities that support learning, connection, and action around coastal NbCS
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Explore the Hub's linked initiatives & networks
Connect with initiatives and networks supported through the Coastal Habitats Hub. These groups bring together researchers, practitioners, Indigenous partners and other knowledge holders to share expertise, develop tools, identify priorities and advance coastal stewardship.
By getting involved, you can contribute your knowledge and connect with others working across Canada’s coasts. The activities and priorities that emerge from these groups feed directly back into the Hub’s broader work. By bringing knowledge together and connecting it across regions and initiatives, we ensure that the insights from these groups can inform future research, collaboration and action.
MONITR is a platform to gather metadata on coastal observations to serve the evolving needs of management and stewardship on the BC coast
NKELPA is a new community of practice designed to strengthen the management, conservation and restoration of kelp forests across Canada’s Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic coasts
The Kelp Node serves as a network for emerging kelp-focused marine biodiversity initiatives in US-Canada waters
The Seagrass Collective is a growing community of seagrass enthusiasts from across B.C. and Washington State
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Featured coastal and climate events
Check out a few featured events from our events calendar below. Our events calendar brings together upcoming events from across Canada and internationally related to coastal nature-based climate solutions, kelp forests, seagrass meadows, salt marshes and broader coastal stewardship. Find conferences, workshops, webinars and training opportunities to connect and stay informed.
The Flatfish Biology Conference strives to provide a forum where a diverse community of scientists, researchers, and students come together to present their findings and share knowledge in a supportive...
Stream restoration has become a catch-all phrase nationwide to describe all sorts of river management activities including flood and erosion control, habitat enhancement and endangered species recovery, and sediment and...
Coastal mangrove and seagrass ecosystems are vital for shoreline protection and coastal livelihoods, yet many are degraded or threatened by human impacts. Engaging youth in conservation and restoration is essential,...
The 7th edition of the World Conference on Marine Biodiversity will be organized in Bruges between November 17th and 20th 2026. Find out more about the venue here. The WCMB 2026...
IUCN’s World Commission on Protected Areas’ Climate Change Specialist Group is convening a webinar series to promote learning and dialogue among protected area practitioners on the Resist-Accept-Direct (RAD) Framework.
Blue Futures New Brunswick is a youth-centred working gathering that brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities involved in education, environmental stewardship, and New Brunswick’s Blue sector. The event will explore...
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We'd love to hear from you
Please reach out if you have any questions, opportunities, resources or feedback you’d like to share.
The Coastal Habitats Hub team includes WWF-Canada, the Hakai Institute, the RAD Network, the EcoFlux Lab at McGill University, and the University of Victoria’s Blue Carbon Canada Program.
The Coastal Habitats Hub is funded in part by Environment and Climate Change Canada.
