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Observatoire des requins du Saint-Laurent St. Lawrence SharkObservatory

Drummondville, Quebec, CanadaCA834462913RR0001Scientific research and testing services
LocationDrummondville, Quebec, Canada
RegisterCA834462913RR0001
Categories2 areas of focus
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All three objects of our corporation are leading scientific expeditions educating the public and offering training. All work including administrating duties was conducted on a volunteer basis. The mission of geerg and the quebec shark observatory is to study the greenland sha

About Observatoire des requins du Saint-Laurent St. Lawrence SharkObservatory

All three objects of our corporation are leading scientific expeditions educating the public and offering training. All work including administrating duties was conducted on a volunteer basis. The mission of geerg and the quebec shark observatory is to study the greenland shark and other northern species to advance scientific knowledge on sharks skates and rays and to promote shark awareness conservation and sustainable fishing practices. Our research procedures are entirely non-lethal since we believe that information obtained by killing sharks is avaiable through others means. The results of our work are made available to the scientific community and to the general public in particular to divers academic institutions schools and museums.

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Scientific research and testing services

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Organisation nameObservatoire des requins du Saint-Laurent St. Lawrence SharkObservatory
Registration numberCA834462913RR0001
Registration statusRegistered
CountryCanada
City / RegionDrummondville, Quebec

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