Spatial ecology of North Atlantic shark populations

Spatial ecology of North Atlantic shark populations North Atlantic marine ecosystems have experienced severe disruption at higher trophic positions, including large declines in several shark species. In addition, stock assessments for management and conservation purposes are rarely available for shark species, due to a low quantity and quality of data. For example, unreported bycatch and… Details

Spatial ecology of North Atlantic shark populations

Spatial ecology of North Atlantic shark populations North Atlantic marine ecosystems have experienced severe disruption at higher trophic positions, including large declines in several shark species. In addition, stock assessments for management and conservation purposes are rarely available for shark species, due to a low quantity and quality of data. For example, unreported bycatch and… Details

Improving shark management in Canada

Acoustic tracking of juvenile blue sharks (Prionace glauca) in Nova Scotia waters from receivers positioned near N.S. offshore oil and gas platforms In 2013, the Deep Panuke E&T and R&D Fund supported Dalhousie University’s Ocean Tracking Network proposal to conduct acoustic telemetry work in the Deep Panuke offshore oil and gas development region of Canada’s… Details

Ocean School

Ocean School Ocean school is a collaborative project between the Worm Lab and the National Film Board of Canada, attempting to bring exciting interactive content into schools across Canada. This project is currently under development, more information will be forthcoming. Details