Gives scientists experimental options such as holding large sea animals or large populations and manipulation of their environment. A detailed description of the facility and its staff.

A 41cm Cassegrain reflecting telescope used for teaching, public tours, and research projects including a search for extra-galactic supernovae. Site has astronomical tables and charts and information on tours.

Research in the neurosciences, cardiovascular, infectious disease, cancer cell biology, transplantation immunology, molecular genetics and population health.

Environmental activists. Includes brief information about resources available, registration form, contact details, and links to committee web pages.

A scientific, medical and biological illustrator providing media services for Nova Scotia scientists. Lists services, rates and contact information.

A group of concerned citizens. Features a history of the park, restoration information, and an argument against the claims that there was an infestation of brown spruce longhorn beetle in the park in 2000.

Works to encourage a greater appreciation of the province's natural history. Information on field trips and meetings, a quarterly newsletter and links to other naturalist groups.

Located in Dalhousie's physics building. Shows space exploration, creation of the universe, life of stars, recognizing constellations, and prominent constellations and planets.

Provides media, audiovisuals, and computer imaging technology to the Medical School community. Computing, imaging, graphics, instructional support, multi-media, video conferencing and web design.

A resource center for science fair projects and ideas including astronomy, meteorology, geology, and oceanography, physics, chemistry and remote sensing.

A non-profit organization fostering interest in science and technology. Features "what's new", a virtual science tour and "ask a scientist".

Meetings, schedule of events, downloadable brochure, bi-monthly newsletter, and membership information.