Student Profile: Emma Shuparski
Why did you choose to study at IOF? I have been working for the non-profit Cetus Research and Conservation Society for the past several years, studying cetacean-vessel interactions in the Discovery Islands. I knew I wanted to advance my degree and connect my work with Cetus to the cutting-edge research happening at IOF. It is […]
Student Profile: Soleil Michaud
Why did you choose to study at IOF? Part of the reason I chose IOF was because I was interested in specifically targeting fisheries. UBC, and more importantly IOF, felt like a good match from the second I looked into the program. With its strong research presence on such a range of topics, this felt […]
Fish farm pathogen risks not properly addressed in federal government’s framework: Study
It identifies key flaws that led DFO to conclude that T. maritimum is unlikely to cause disease in wild fish, and that PRV is not an infectious disease agent – despite credible scientific evidence to the contrary.