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January 13, 2020

Reflections on the Canadian Conference for Fisheries Research 2020

Guest Blog by Kayla Hamelin, PhD Student Less than two days after ringing in the new year (and new decade), I made my way into …

July 9, 2019

Reflections on the Labrador research forum

Guest Blog by Rachael Cadman, PhD student By the end of my week in Happy Valley, I had already sworn to become fluent in …

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Xuechan Ma @xuechan_ma ·

15 Nov

New paper reflecting on the the concept of commons and its relationship with sovereignty and troubled waters out now: https://rdcu.be/cZF03

It was an idea growing out of my monograph: https://brill.com/display/title/61419?language=en

Comments are welcome!

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Dr Samantha Andrews @oceanoculus ·

16 Nov

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Megan Bailey @fishgovernance ·

16 Nov

Haligonians HELP - international Dalhousie graduate student is having a terrible time finding a place to rent. She needs 2 br as she arrived with family - people just stop writing back when they find out she has two children. Any leads???

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Dr. Jennifer Bowen (she/her) @bowenlab1 ·

14 Nov

Do you work in the aquaculture or other blue economy related fields? Are you passionate about coastal sustainability? Do you want to live in the greater Boston area? Apply for our faculty position! Come join us and please Re-tweet!
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