Post-Doctoral Fellows
Michael Petriello (2020-2022) – Knowledge co-production in Nunatsiavut
Tu Nguyen (2020) – Implications of Covid-19 responses on coastal communities
Melina Kourantidou (2018-2022) – Human dimensions of ecosystem indicators for marine management in Nunatsiavut
- “Inuit food security as a consequence of fragmented marine resource management policies?“
- “Equitable Allocations in Northern Fisheries: Bridging the Divide for Labrador Inuit“
- “Indicators as boundary objects to integrate Inuit knowledge and western science for marine resource governance“
Carrie Hoover (2018, 2021)
- ArcticFish: Exploring pelagic fish and food security in Nunavut
- Revising allocation for Nunavut’s commercial fisheries
PhD Students
Hussain Sinan (2021) – “Equitable tuna governance in the Indian Ocean“
Laurenne Schiller (2021) – “On the influence of private stakeholders in the governance of international tuna fisheries“
Helen Packer (2020) – “The accountability of corporate social responsibility in the seafood industry – A focus on transparency tools“
Agnes Yeeting (2017) – “New Tuna Regimes: Governing Sustainability and Equity in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean”, Wageningen University, Netherlands
Master’s Students
Marine Courtois (2022) – MMM – The role of markets in IUU regulation
Abdirahim Ibrahim (2022) – MMM – Investigating illegal fishing in Somalia’s EEZ through AIS analysis
Cailey Dyer (2022) – MMM – Fishing Fairness: The Case of Class B Lobster Fishing Licenses.
Dylan Seidler (2022) – MMM – Marine Based Research in a Changing Climate: Lessons and Methods for Community Engagement in Nunatsiavut
Caelin Murray (2022) – MSc – “Use of acoustic telemetry and First Nations traditional knowledge to determine the movements and habitat use for American eel in Nova Scotia“
Shannon Landovskis (2021) – MSc – “Use of acoustic telemetry and First Nations traditional knowledge to determine the movements and habitat use for American lobster in Nova Scotia“
Martin Ostrega (2021) – MMM – “Evaluating Spawning Aggregation Management as a Strategy for Conserving Bonefish (Album Vulpes) in Cuba”
Kaitlyn Curran (2021) – MMM – “Humanizing Marine Spatial Planning: A Salutogenic Approach“
Camille Mancion (2020) – MMM – “Exploring traceability in small-scale fisheries: from harvest to landing“
Holly Amos (2019) – MMM – “Exploring the Alignment of Human Health and Environmental Health in Canadian Fish and Seafood Policy“
Justin Schaible (2019) – MMM- “Investigating the certifiability of Nunatsiavut’s commercial fisheries: The case of the Marine Stewardship Council“
Sarah Vanderkaden (2019) – MMM – “Certifications and traceability in the Nunavut seal market: Implications for Inuit rights“
Emilie Carmichael (2018) – MMM – “Quantifying external benefits associated with the production of Fair Trade CertifiedTM seafood: Underprovided and undervalued“
Scott McIlveen (2018) – MMM – “An Analysis of the Practicality and Feasibility of a Toronto Shark Fin Ban“
Seth Jenks (2019) – MMM – “Pro-active solutions for Atlantic salmon management in Nova Scotia: A roadmap for recovery“
Rebecca Aucoin (2017) – MMM – “Direct Marketing of Cape Breton Lobster and Its Impact on the Triple Bottom Line of Fishery Performance“
Christina Callegari (2017) – MMM – “Exploring consumer-facing traceability as a risk mitigation strategy for seafood producers in Nova Scotia“
Emilie Normand (2017) – MMM – “Quantifying external benefits associated with the production of Fair Trade CertifiedTM seafood: Underprovided and undervalued“
Jessica Bradford (2017) – MMM – “Underwater community gardens? Exploring community-based marine aquaculture as a coastal resource management strategy in Nova Scotia, Canada“
Peter Wessels (2016) – MMM – “Enhancing Small-Scale Fishing Communities Through the Advancement of Women’s Participation in the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework“
Meghan Borland (2016) – MMM – “A tale of two standards: A case study of the Fair Trade certified Maluku handline caught tuna (Thunnus albacares) fishery“
Catherine Schram (2016) – MMM – “Spatial Protection for Porbeagle Sharks, Lamna nasus, in the Northwest Atlantic: The Road to Recovery?“
Jenny Weitzman (2016) – MMM – “Assessing the potential of ecolabels to improve social acceptance within Nova Scotia’s finfish aquaculture industry: A stakeholder approach“
Laurie Starr (2016) – MMM – “Blowing it out of the water: How breaking down illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing can contribute to its effective management in Indonesia using an area based approach.“
N den Boon (2016) – MMM – Assessing the social implications of pole and line tuna fisheries practices for local communities in Bitung, Indonesia
Y Zhou (2014) – MMM – Trading off sustainability: Chinese investment in Fijian tuna
C Kossman (2014) – MMM – The implications for sustainable management of Ocean Sunfish (Mola mola) at Nusa Penida through nature-based tourism
L Larastiti (2014) – MMM – The effect of Fair Trade USA certification on the tuna fishery value chain in Central Moluccas
Honour’s Students
K Short (2016) – “Community supported fisheries (CSF) creation and benefits for Atlantic fish harvesters”