UBC Okanagan and Vancouver researchers Michael Russello and Scott Hinch are Principal Investigator (PI) and Co-PI of a Genome BC funded research project that will look at developing a suite of genomic tools for helping species-at-risk fish such as Kokanee salmon.
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Female sockeye are dying at higher rates than their male counterparts on their journey back to spawning grounds, UBC Forestry research finds.
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Scott Hinch received a Mitacs Award for Exceptional Leadership at the 2018 Mitacs Awards held on November 27. Scott earned the award of Exceptional Leadership-Professor for devising state-of-the-art tracking and monitoring research of small fish in support of conservation efforts for wild Pacific salmon in collaboration with the Pacific Salmon Foundation, St’át’imc Eco Resources, and…
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Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations, and Rural Development, Coast Area (out of West Coast Region, Nanaimo) is anticipating hiring summer research assistants. More information including how to apply can be found in the PDF attached below:
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