Guest Scientist

Interface of evolutionary, behavioral, and physiological ecology. My research interests are generally concerned with the empirical study of adaptation in natural populations. Website

Department of Geography; Memorial University of Newfoundland
Resource management, wildlife and recreational resources and park planning ,Human dimensions in wildlife resource management

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Institute for Environmental Protection and Research, Italy

Research focus

Analytical Bio-economic models, Development and Environmental Economics

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Behavioural ecology and movement behaviour

Freshwater ecologist at CNRS (Research Associate) in the department "EDB - Evolution et Diversite Biologique" in Toulouse, France

Research focus

Fisheries modelling, fish stock assessment, ecological theory, population dynamics and aquatic food webs

Socio-environmental modeling and understanding how individuals and groups make decisions about complex social-ecological systems

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Researching the social dimensions of freshwater fisheries in Norway, Germany, and France (Project IMPRESS).

Ecological and evolutionary processes behind variation in fish behavior and life histories, and how natural and various human-induced selection alterations affect these processes

Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. Centre for Northern Forest Ecosystem Research

Applies social science theories and methods to the study of human relationships with landscape, nature, and wildlife.

Professor, Faculty of Applied Biosciences and Animal Sciences, Program Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Gifu University, Japan

Studying fisheries and aquatic ecosystems

Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity Conservation

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Research focus

Behaviour of fishes

Statistical modelling of effects of fishing on fish abundance, behaviour, morphology, growth

Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Biology and Environmental Science, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at the Linnaeus University Växjö, Sweden

Behavioral Neuroendocrinology Group, Department of Neuroscience, Uppsala University, Sweden