The Bulletin of Marine Science is hosting an international symposium entitled “Fish at Night.” The purpose of the symposium is to stimulate the exchange of new knowledge, data, and ideas on behaviors, patterns, and processes, operating underwater, in darkness. See … Read More
This week Steve Cooke, Jacqueline Chapman and Melissa Dick attended the 8th Annual Workshop on Salmon Migrations, Climate Change, and Catch and Release Fisheries hosted by the Pacific Salmon Ecology and Conservation Laboratory at the University of British Columbia. … Read More
On February 2, 2015, Cooke Lab students Jacqueline Chapman and Melissa Dick accompanied Dr. Sara Iverson to represent the Ocean Tracking Network on Parliament Hill at an NSERC Science Kiosk. The theme of the event was “The Blue Economy: Ocean … Read More
Cooke lab students Robert Lennox, Daniel Struthers, Naomi Pleizier and Taylor Ward recently presented their research and experiences to undergraduate students during the “Science Lab Tour Week“. The aim of the presentations was to introduce undergraduate students to … Read More
The 68th annual Canadian Conference for Fisheries Research (CCFFR) was held at the Westin Hotel in Ottawa, ON from January 8th-11th.
This year, Dr. Cooke and Cooke Lab members helped to organize the conference that … Read More
Dr. Cooke was an invited speaker at the recent “Conservation Physiology” symposium at the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology in West Palm Beach, FL. The symposium ended with a lively round table on the “successes” in conservation physiology to … Read More
UBC Branchline Magazine has profiled some of the research conducted by M.Sc. graduate student Nicholas Burnett. The project is a collaboration between BC Hydro, local First Nations communities, the University of British Columbia, and Carleton University. To access the story, … Read More
