Postdoctoral Researcher
Research interests: (1) applying quantitative methods on ecological conservation and natural resources management and (2) incorporating scientific findings and modelling results into decision-making processes. I am especially interested in connectivities among systems, such as migratory species, transboundary species and threats, and the value of collaboration and coordination in conservation and restoration plans.
Co-supervised by Dr. Joseph Bennett, Carleton University
Lab Publications (6)
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Bergman, J.N., R.T. Buxton, H-Y. Lin, M. Lenda, K. Attinello, A.C. Hajdasz, S.A. Rivest, T.T. Nguyen, S.J. Cooke and J.R. Bennett. In Press. Evaluating the benefits and risks of social media for wildlife conservation. FACETS Journal. 00:000-000.
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Peiman, K.S., H.Y. Lin, M. Power, S.G. Hinch, D.A. Patterson and S.J. Cooke. 2021. Effects of short-term decomposition on isotope values of fish tissues under natural conditions. Aquatic Ecology. 2021:1-9.
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Nyboer, EA, Lin, H-Y, Bennett, JR, Gabriel, J, Twardek, W, Chhor, AD, Daly, L, Dolson, S, Guitard, E, Holder, P, Mozzon, CM, Trahan, A, Zimmermann, D, Kesner-Reyes, K, Garilao, C, Kaschner, K, & Cooke, SJ. 2021. Global assessment of marine and freshwater recreational fish reveals mismatch in climate change vulnerability and conservation effort. Global Change Biology. 27:4799-4824.
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Lin, H.-Y., R. Schuster, S. Wilson, S.J. Cooke, A.D. Rodewald and J.R. Bennett. 2020. Integrating season-specific needs of migratory and resident birds in conservation planning. Biological Conservation. 252:108826.
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Buxton, R.T., S. Avery-Gomm, H-Y. Lin, P.A. Smith, S.J. Cooke and J.R. Bennett. 2020. Half of resources in threatened species conservation plans are allocated to research and monitoring. Nature Communications. 11:4668.
