We study the ecology of key marine forage fish, and how dynamics influence the foraging ecology of fish, seabirds & whales.
University of Manitoba
Joined September 2013
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Have you ever wondered how seals sleep at sea?
The last chapter of my dissertation, now published in Science, illustrates the intricate sleep-spiraling behavior of northern elephant seals.
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New Research: Using fishers’ knowledge to determine the spatial extent of deep-water spawning of capelin (Mallotus villosus) in Newfoundland, Canada: Introduction
On the Newfoundland-Labrador Shelf, Canada, capelin (Mallotus villosus) is… frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #MarineScience
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Check out our cool new paper! We collaborated with @FFAW_Unifor and local capelin fishers to improve understanding of capelin subtidal spawning! doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2022.1… @DavorenLab @umanitoba
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Our last paper on the biogeography of mesozooplankton across the Canadian Arctic. Well done Gérald Darnis! online.ucpress.edu/elementa/…
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A truly special and emotional moment at the Capelin Symposium 2022 (@CSB_2022). A celebration of the amazing contributions of Harald Gjøsæter to capelin research, and mentoring of literally generations of capelin scientists. A true giant of capelin science.
#Capelin2022
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A BIG thank you to all the wonderful participants who filled the week with exciting science and were incredibly attentive, inquisitive and supportive as an audience throughout the symposium! #Capelin2022 🐟💙
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ECS Chelsea Boaler from @marineinstitute talking about weaving waves of knowing to better understand capelin dynamics and improve decision-making in Northwest Atlantic waters. #Capelin2022
How does the Newfoundland capelin fishery measure up to a sustainable fishery framework? What can we improve? Great info from Chelsea Boaler @CSB_2022
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ECS Laura Bliss from @umanitoba presenting her work on spatial extent of subtidal spawning of capelin in coastal Newfoundland based on fishers' ecological knowledge and at-sea sampling. #Capelin2022
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ECS Ashley Tripp from @umanitoba discussing long-term variation in subtidal and intertidal spawning habitat use of capelin in coastal Newfoundland. #Capelin2022
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Day 3 starting with a keynote from Mariano Koen-Alonso (@mkoenalonso @DFO_NL) on capelin-cod dynamics: a comparison between Newfoundland-Labrador and Barents Sea ecosystems and what it may tell us about ecosystem regulation. #Capelin2022
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Does this debate boil down to: “Are forage fish just regular fish or special?” Where do capelin fit in to this debate? Thanks to the incomparable @mkoenalonso for telling this story! @CSB_2022
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These beautiful glass capelin mementos were made by Alaska-based artist Rachael Juzeler (Ratchet Constructs LLC) from reused window glass. We are very excited about them and the detailed shine and texture she was able to capture! #Capelin2022
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@DavorenLab member Ashley Tripp doing an amazing job presenting her PhD side project findings @CSB_2022
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Less than two weeks until we meet in Bergen! The full symposium schedule and instructions for speakers will be sent out in the next few days. Thank you for your patience. #Capelin2022
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Massive #capelin spawning tonight at Bellevue Beach. I’m here for the weekend, if there are tourists with questions.
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33 days in the egg and ~20 days on the cliff building up to this moment. Full sequence of the Guillemot chick jumping off the cliff to join its dad on the sea for the first time. Must be quite the shock but also a relief to be able to wash itself!
