CCFFR – Jan 7–9, St. John’s, NFLD

October 27, 2015Written by CARS Communication Officer

Conference webpage

Major themes for the conference include:

Environmental and anthropogenic impacts on aquatic ecosystems (Keith Clarke, [email protected])
Evolutionary and ecological genetics of aquatic species (Daniel Heath, [email protected] and Ian Bradbury, [email protected])
Ecosystem-based management (Mariano Koen-Alonso, [email protected])
Spatial ecology and conservation of aquatic ecosystems (Jon Carr, [email protected])
Understanding recruitment dynamics of fishes and their consequences to stock productivity (Dominique Robert, [email protected] and Pierre Pepin, [email protected])
Aquaculture and its impacts on aquatic ecosystems (Dounia Hamoutene, [email protected])
Habitat science and restoration of aquatic ecosystems (Robert Gregory, [email protected])
Ocean regime change and its impact on aquatic species (Sherrylynn Rowe, [email protected])
Evolutionary ecology of reproduction (Trevor Pitcher, [email protected] and Craig Purchase, [email protected])
Aquatic invasive species (Cynthia McKenzie, [email protected])
Species at risk (Roanne Collins, [email protected])
Science communication: opportunities and pitfalls (Steven Cooke, [email protected])
General Contribution (Martha Robertson, [email protected])

Call for abstract here. Due by October 30, 2015

Students should apply for the Clemens-Rigler Travel Award, full details here.

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