Field-based oxygen isotope fractionation for the conservation of imperilled fishes: an application w
University of Waterloo and Fisheries and Oceans Canada PhD student Jacob Burbank develops a Oxygen isotope temperature question to help...
Physically-based models to better predict and understand DO in trout redds
Quinn's M.Sc research has focused on testing a physically-based model to determine whether predictions of intragravel dissolved oxygen...
Panic at the cisco: Predicting the impacts of climate change on cisco distributions in Ontario
Climate change has been driving the movement of native and invasive species into new habitats over the last two decades. Many Ontario...
Tracking migration behaviour and survival of Arctic charr in the high Arctic to investigate the impa
Microbial pathogens (bacteria, viruses, and microparasites) may cause impairment depending on the condition, age, and sex of the infected...
Quantifying the sub-lethal effects of recreational angling on Atlantic salmon
Robert Lennox is a PhD candidate in Dr Steven Cooke’s Fish Ecology and Conservation Physiology Lab in Ottawa. Robert works with Dr Eva...
Dam passage, thermal experience, and spawning success: how are Gates Creek sockeye salmon impacted b
Ontario native Vanessa Minke-Martin began her MSc with Dr. Scott Hinch in the Pacific Salmon Conservation & Ecology lab at the University...
Welcome to the Jungle: Tracking Changes in Amazonian Catfish in Response to Large Hydroelectric Deve
In November of 2014, MSc student Taylor Ward and PhD student Vivian Nguyen from Dr. Steven Cooke’s lab at Carleton University traveled to...
