Fish / Fisheries
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Dr. Ibrahim Issifu, PhD
Research Associate
- Blue economy
- Marine plastic pollution
- Blue food assessment
- Fish/Fisheries economics
- Socio-economic analysis
- Climate change
- Adaption and mitigation
- Ocean sustainability
- Fisheries management and governance
- Food security and sustainability
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Evgeny Pakhomov, PhD
Professor
- Biological oceanography
- polar ecology
- coastal ecosystems
- pelagic food webs
- ocean science
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Michael Healey
Professor Emeritus
- Ecology
- Fisheries
- Water
- Climate Change
- Policy Analysis
- I am trained in ecology and environmental science. Most of my research has been on fisheries (primarily salmonids) and issues related to water management. I have been particularly concerned with how scientific information is used in development of government policy and programs for natural resource management (particularly water). Since retirement, I have devoted a great deal of time to the implications of climate change for society, economy, and the environment.
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Professor Andrew Trites
Professor
- Marine mammals
- seals
- sea lions
- whales
- dolphins
- fisheries competition
- population biology
- ecology
- marine life
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Villy Christensen, PhD
Professor
- Ecosystem modeling
- global ocean
- IPBES
- Ecopath
- global warming
- greenhouse effect
- greenhouse gases
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Professor William Cheung
Canada Research Chair (Tier II, Ocean Sustainability and Global Change)
- Global change
- climate change
- oceans
- fisheries
- biodiversity
- marine and coastal
- ecosystems
- conservation
- adaptation
- impact assessment
- fisheries management
- biological diversity
- sustainable development
- global warming
- greenhouse effect
- greenhouse gases
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Patricia Schulte, PhD
Professor
- Aquaculture
- effects of environmental change on fish
- evolution
- adaptation
- genomics in fisheries
- biological diversity
- global warming
- greenhouse effect
- greenhouse gases
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Stephen Raverty
Veterinary Pathologist, Adjunct Professor
- Veterinary pathology
- marine mammal health
- infectious disease and anthropogenic impacts on whales
- dolphins
- porpoises