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Seal population rising in and around Saint John Harbour, study says

There are more seals in and around Saint John Harbour than there were 30 years ago, and they’re staying year-round.

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It s the season for seal pups, and they might show up in weird places

With a milder winter than usual, seals may start showing up in unexpected areas inland, biologists warn. But they're not lost.

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Research offers deep dive into Saint John Harbour ecosystem

New public data is new depths of understanding about ecosystems beneath and along the Saint John Harbour.

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Meet the amazing mummichog, the little East Coast fish that scientists adore

The tiny mummichog is respected and adored by scientists. The hardy fish is perfect for measuring the long-term effects of environmental changes, and it amazes researchers with its unique abilities.

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ACAP Conducts Microplastics Research In Saint John Harbour

ACAP Saint John has been researching the impact of microplastics in Saint John Harbour since 2018. Microplastics don't degrade so they stay in the env.

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