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Jared Connoy Recognized for Exceptional Teaching at the IOF

Jared Connoy Recognized for Exceptional Teaching at the IOF

IOF’s Jared Connoy received recognition from the UBC Faculty of Science Dean for his outstanding teaching and instruction in a Faculty of Science course.

Posted in 2026, IOF Honours, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with awards, Centre for Indigenous Fisheries, CIF, FISH 506Y, honours, IOF students, Sara Cannon, teaching

Global spatial patterns of pelagic fish catch sensitivity to primary production variability and associated environmental drivers under SSP5‐8.5.

Ocean temperature shapes how changes at the base of the food web affect fisheries catch potential

Climate-driven changes are reshaping our ocean’s environments; how will this affect the maximum catch potential of global fisheries?

Posted in 2026, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with climate change, CORU, environment, global patterns, IOF students, primary production, Publications, William Cheung

IOF PhD student named UBC Public Scholar

IOF PhD student named UBC Public Scholar

Samara Polwatta Lekamlage has been named as one of UBC’s Public Scholars.

Posted in 2026, IOF Honours, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with awards, honours, IOF students, Project Seahorse

Isabella Morgante

IOF student wins Wall Graduate Research Award

PhD student Isabella Morgante’s project is titled “Attributing Ocean Extremes and Fisheries Decline to Climate Change”

Posted in 2026, IOF Honours, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with awards, honours, IOF students

Image by Michelle Maria from Pixabay

Extreme Ocean Events Put Global Fisheries at Growing Risk

Global study reveals how extreme marine heat, very low primary productivity, especially when they occur together or in sequence — are associated with sharply higher odds of very low fisheries catches.

Posted in 2026, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with anchovies, Arctic, climate change, coral, faculty, fisheries, Galápagos, heatwaves, IOF postdoctoral fellows, IOF students, Juliano Palacios-Abrantes, Maldives, marine catches, marine invertebrates, pelagic fish, Peru, Research, sharks, Solomon Islands, William Cheung

Thick-billed murre eating an Arctic cod Credit: Douglas Noblet

When used habitat is not always good habitat

As humans continue to alter and encroach on wildlife habitat, a basic conservation question becomes more urgent: which places do animals truly need in order to survive and thrive?

Posted in 2026, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with faculty, habitats, IOF students, marie, Marie Auger-Methe, narwhals, Research, seabirds, seagulls, SERG

Climate action for blue foods needs people, policy and technology – not one-off fixes

Climate action for blue foods needs people, policy and technology – not one-off fixes

Fisheries and aquaculture strategies can build resilience but must move beyond isolated innovations towards equitable, context-specific action backed by effective policy.

Posted in 2026, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with Africa, aquaculture, aquatic plants, Asia, biodiversity, blue foods, climate change, Colette Wabnitz, fish, food-climate-biodiversity, habitats, IOF students, nutrition, ocean governance, Publications, regional governance, senior researcher, shellfish, Small Island Developing States (SIDS), social sciences, South Asia, Southeast Asia

IOF at Oceans Past XI 2026 conference

IOF at Oceans Past XI 2026 conference

Drs. Daniel Pauly, Hwsyun’yun Skye Augustine, Meaghan Efford, Camilla Speller, and student Max Miner attended.

Posted in 2026, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with conferences, Daniel Pauly, Indigenous fisheries, IOF postdoctoral fellows, IOF students, Meaghan Efford, Skye Augustine, Tsleil-Waututh Nation

Kahsennarò:roks Maddy Deom

Collectivizing Knowledge, Centering Joy

Kahsennarò:roks Maddy Deom (Kanien’kehá:ka, settler) is a master’s student at UBC’s Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries, in hte Centre for Indigenous Fisheries unit.

Posted in 2026, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with Centre for Indigenous Fisheries, CIF, conferences, Indigenous conservation, Indigenous culture, Indigenous fisheries, IOF students, Royal Society of Canada

When knowledge systems meet on the ice and in models

When knowledge systems meet on the ice and in models

Indigenous Knowledge can offer deep, place-based understanding of how animals use their environment, yet it is still rarely included directly in the same habitat models as satellite telemetry and other Western scientific data.

Posted in 2026, IOFNews, News Release | Tagged with Alaska, Arctic, Indigenous conservation, Indigenous fisheries, Indigenous Knowledge, Iñupiat, IOF alumni, IOF students, Marie Auger-Methe, ringed seals, seals, SERG, statistical ecology

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