Our seafloor observatory in the northeast Pacific, coupled with this website, offer an online commons where scientists, students, educators, policy makers and ocean enthusiasts can explore, learn, share insights and tackle new questions. Join us!
We currently have working instruments and infrastructure in place on the seafloor. There is a potential impact on your fishing activities.
Learn more.
Scientists across Canada and around the world are using NEPTUNE Canada to further their research. Visit our projects page to learn about currently planned and funded projects.
Saturday, Feb. 27 2010, 0634UTC, a magnitude 8.8 earthquake occurred off the coast of Chile.
Going live with the initial data flow on 8 December 2009 was an early Christmas present to all members of our inspired team.
Graduate student Katleen Robert has started up a new blog on Deep-sea Ecology.
NEPTUNE Canada researchers from Jacobs University in Bremen, Germany recently drove Wally the Crawler on its first deep-sea scientific walkabout.