Swedish sport fishing magazine wrote a notice on Cooke study in Lakselva.

Återutsatt lax studeras med radiosändare

Research inspired by anglers’ curiosity was recently featured in Great Lakes Echo…

“Scientists had been tagging walleye in the region with trackers for six years beginning in 2011 and began receiving the pictures not long after, said Richard Kraus, … Read More

Dr. Cooke provides comment for Nature news article on recent shark recreational fisheries study (Aug 2017).

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Dr. Cooke visits the UBC-Carleton-DFO team in BC to assist with tagging sockeye salmon.  (Aug 2017)… Read More

Dr. Cooke contributes to the “Voices of the College ” for the Royal Society of Canada (Aug 2017)

VOICES OF THE COLLEGE – Fundamental Research and Applied Research: A continuum or a divide?

Cooke lab’s research paper (Elmer, L. K., Kelly, L., Rivest, S., Steell, C., Twardek, W., Danylchuk, A. J., Arlinghaus, R., Bennett, J. R., Cooke, S. J. (2017). Angling into the future: Ten commandments for recreational fisheries science, management, and … Read More

Past and current members of FECPL attend the International Conference on Fish Telemetry in Cairns, Australia.

A growing number of scientists are deliberately concealing tracking data to protect their location.

“Scientific data used to be accessible only through university subscriptions to specialized journals. But these days, there’s a push to remove those limitations and make it … Read More

NSERC CRD team met in Castlegar BC with partners from BC Hydro, UBC, U Alberta and U Waterloo to discuss progress related to fish entrainment and gas bubble disease (June 2017)

“COBOURG – Three students from Carleton University’s Fish Ecology and Conservation Physiology Lab are nearly done wrapping up a two-month study on the migration biology of a white suckers and lamprey.

The principal investigator is Dr. Steven Cooke and … Read More