This fall, FECPL’s boat electrofisher is being used for various projects and courses. Below, Moumen Youssef provides an overview of electrofishing.
Electrofishing is used as a scientific survey method to sample fish populations and determine a variety of factors including … Read More
Dr. Cooke has been selected at the TD Walter Bean Visiting Professor in the Environment at the University of Waterloo for 2018/2019.
… Read MoreMoumen Youssef is an undergraduate student studying environmental science at Carleton University. As part of his studies, he assisted with field work for FECPL’s collaborative project examining American Eel migration on the Ottawa River. Below, he provides an overview of … Read More
Cooke Lab tagging activities on the Rideau Canal Waterway were recently featured in Big Jim’s “Just Fishing” magazine (Sept 2018).
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Dr. Cooke attends the kickoff meeting for the HYCANOR project funded by the Norwegian Science Council. This project will enable our team to participate in exchanges and training sessions with Norwegian colleagues on topics related to sustainable hydropower. June 2018.… Read More
An Icelandic sportfishing magazine recently featured heart rate logger research conducted by Tanya Prystay.
Dr. Cooke delivers the plenary address at the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research Grad Student Symposium at the University of Windsor on the state and future of global inland fisheries (March 2018).… Read More
Last week, in the Nass River Valley on the BC–Alaska border, FECPL PhD Candidate Andrea Reid partnered with a Parks Canada educator, John-Francis Lane, to lead a Salmon Science Kids Camp over March Break. Kids from the Nisga’a Nation, age … Read More
Kathryn Peiman (post doc) recently wrote a photo diary on Pacific Salmon for Fisheries (January 2018).… Read More
FECPL members (Cooke, Ledee, Rous, Brooks, Walton, Delle Palm, Abrams, Tuononen and Litt) attended the Great Lakes Acoustic Telemetry Observation System meeting in Ann Arbor (Feb 2018).… Read More
