OPEN DATA. OPEN COLLABORATION.
GREATER IMPACT.
We're transforming ecosystem conservation initiatives and the sustainable use of coastal & marine resources in Atlantic Canada.
OUR IMPACT
Data informs everything we do. Sharing and using open data has significant benefits for marine and coastal planning and decision making. The more high-quality data you have, the better decisions you can make. Open information sharing helps us identify environmental changes earlier and adapt and innovate sooner.
iNTEGRATED OCEAN
NETWORK
COINAtlantic has worked across sectors for over 25 years to promote open data and information sharing in Atlantic Canada to increase opportunities for marine protection and wise use.
OPEN INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Benefit from open ocean data and cross-sector approaches for planning in our coasts and oceans: innovative, collaborative, and informed decision on shared ocean resources.
COASTAL & OCEAN COLLABORATIONS
We use a collaborative approach to connect multi-sector project partners with regional, national, and international specialists, to provide open data tools
and resources.
iMPROVED DECISION
MAKING
Managing marine data for access and re-use improves our understanding of coasts and oceans, enhances conservation planning, and reduces conflicts in marine spaces.
WHO WE ARE
The Coastal & Ocean Information Network Atlantic (COINAtlantic) is a non-governmental organization based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, dedicated to supporting coastal and marine spatial planning and decision-making through open data management and information sharing.
GET INVOLVED
We use a collaborative approach to connect project partners with regional, national, and international experts who can support you in advancing open information exchange related to coastal and marine resource management and marine spatial planning.
Our partners include:
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academic institutions
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researchers and scientists
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ocean and coastal professionals
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government departments and agencies
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Indigenous organizations
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industry and business
COLLABORATE WITH US
Do you have questions about COINAtlantic, our work, or coastal and ocean information sharing? Visit the About Us, Our Work and Our Tools pages to learn more.
If you are interested in collaborating with the COINAtlantic team, please contact us at or fill out the contact form. We look forward to hearing from you.
Mailing Address:
COINAtlantic
Dalhousie University
6414 Coburg Road
PO Box 15000
Halifax, NS B3H 4R2