Melissa Dick is nearing the end of her first field season on the Harrison River in British Columbia.
Her research examines tag-related effects on adult sockeye salmon. Mobile net pens are being used to hold fish at the riverbank, which … Read More
This blog post was contributed by Elizabeth Haines, a Carleton University undergraduate student who attended the International Muskellunge Symposium held at Carleton University this past August.
For many anglers, catching a muskie is the thrill of a lifetime. These … Read More
Cooke lab PhD student Vivian Nguyen travelled to Estes Park, Colorado from Oct. 5-9 to attend the Pathways 2014 conference, “Common Future: Integrating human dimensions into fisheries and wildlife management”. Vivian presented her research on the movement of scientific knowledge … Read More
A collaborative study recently published in Animal Biotelemetry, including FECPL members Eduardo Martins, Lee Gutowsky, Phillip Harrison and Steven Cooke, was featured in FISHSENS Magazine. Click here to read the article.
Cooke lab PhD candidate Jake Brownscombe travelled to Strasbourg, France from Sept. 22-26 to attend the 5th Bio-logging Symposium, where he presented his research on foraging behaviour and energetics of tropical marine fish using accelerometer bio-loggers. This research fit … Read More
On Friday October 3rd, PhD candidate Shannon Bower will be interviewed by Lawrence Gunther on The Blue Fish Radio Show. Tune in at 4:45 pm or visit the website later to hear about Shannon’s recent trip to India, which … Read More
