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Welcome to new MSc student Taylor MacLeod

We welcome a new MSc student Taylor MacLeod. Taylor will be working on SARA species, Mountain Sucker, and impacts of hydrologic alteration as part of the Canadian Freshwater Species at Risk Research Network. Welcome Taylor!

Posted in Students and tagged Announcement, Conservation, Flow, Species at Risk.