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
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GREAT LAKES WALLEYE STUDY FEATURED IN FISHSENS MAGAZINE
COLLABORATIVE SALMON RESEARCH ON DISCOVERY PLANET
STUDY ON BULL TROUT MOVEMENT NEAR DAM FEATURED IN FISHSENS MAGAZINE
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.
FECPL student presents at Bio-logging Symposium in Strasbourg, France
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
DR. COOKE INVITED LECTURER AT UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
FECPL GRADUATE STUDENT TO BE INTERVIEWED ON THE BLUE FISH RADIO SHOW
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
COLLABORATIVE BONEFISH RESEARCH FEATURED IN BAHAMIAN NEWS
COOKE LAB & FRIENDS CLEAN UP SHORELINE ALONG RIDEAU RIVER
On Wednesday, September 24th a group of FECPL members and friends volunteered with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup initiative to collect trash along a 2km section of the Rideau River. The event was highly productive with the group collecting 8 … Read More
Cooke lab students travel to Brazil for recreational fisheries project
This September, Cooke Lab students Robert Lennox and Jake Brownscombe collaborated with professor Domingos Garonne-Neto at UNESP in Registro, Sao Paolo, Brazil. The students worked with Dr. Garonne-Neto to study fat snook (Centropomus parallelus), a culturally important species … Read More



