Research on climate change impacts to freshwater fishes highlighted in recent magazine (Renew Magazine)

Dr. Poesch’s paper on climate change impacts to freshwater fishes was featured in the Spring 2017 issue of Renew.

Link to pdf: Renew_Spring_2017

Link to paper on “Climate change impacts on freshwater fishes: A Canadian perspective“.

Fish Friendly: Applying science to preserve native fish populations in the oilsands region (Magazine)

Link to pdf: Oilweek June 2016 — Mitacs

Also Read:

Theis, S.*, Ruppert, J.W.R*, Roberts, K.*, Koops, M., Minns, K. and M.S. Poesch. (2020) Compliance with and ecosystem function of biodiversity offsets in North American and European freshwaters. Conservation Biology 34(1) 41-53.

Lakes created ‘from scratch’ try to replace fish habitat in Alberta’s oilsands region (Edmonton Journal)

Link to article: Edmonton Journal

Oil companies create lakes ‘from scratch’ to try to replace destroyed fish habitat in northern Alberta (National Post)

Alberta researchers find stranded hunter lost deep in B.C. wilderness (CTV)

Link to article: CTV News

Alberta researchers stumble across stranded hunter in B.C. wilderness (CBC)

Link to article: CBC News

‘Citizen Science’ pushes research projects forward (Globe and Mail Magazine)

Link to pdf: 2013_10_21_Globe and Mail_Magazine

Dr. Poesch article on the “Worst Disaster Nobody Has Heard Of” in regards to the Obed Mine Spill (Magazine: Alberta Outdoorsman)

Link to pdf: 2014_Alberta Outdoorsman Article

Coal slurry cut 20-meter swath (Edmonton Journal)

Link to pdf: Obed Mine

Citizen Science on Angler Research (Edmonton Sun)

Link to article: 2013_06_29_Sun Media_Anglers asked to help in research