Dr. Nathan Young - Social Ecology

2 January 2019 35. What is ‘usable’ knowledge? Perceived barriers for integrating new knowledge into fisheries management of an iconic Canadian fishery Read More

2 January 2018 33. Applying a knowledge-action framework for navigating barriers to incorporating telemetry science into fisheries management and conservation: a qualitative study Read More

1 January 2018 32. Embracing disruptive new science? Biotelemetry meets co-management in Canada’s Fraser River Read More

6 January 2017 31. Envisioning the future of aquatic animal tracking: Technology, science, and application Read More

3 January 2017 28. Considerations for effective science communications Read More

2 January 2017 27. A roadmap for knowledge exchange and mobilization research in conservation and natural resource management Read More

1 January 2017 26. To share or not to share in the emerging era of big data: Perspectives from fish telemetry researchers on data sharing Read More

8 January 2016 24. How do potential knowledge users perceive and evaluate new claims about a contested resource? The problem of different expectations in knowledge exchange and mobilization Read More

6 January 2016 22. Knowledge users’ perspectives and advice on how to improve knowledge exchange and mobilization in the case of a contested fishery Read More

5 January 2016 21. To manage inland fisheries is to manage at the social-ecological watershed scale Read More

Recent Posts

Paper selected for Editor’s Choice!9 February 2025
Congratulations to former collaborative member Allison Drake whose paper has been selected for Editor’s Choice by the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and...
New Paper by lab member Sarah Lavallée27 January 2025
Congrats to our lab member Sarah Lavallée on her new paper from her undergrad honours thesis, Am I welcome in this space?...
2024 Lab Retreat10 September 2024
Our lab kicked off the fall term with a retreat at a lakeside cabin outside Ottawa. Some lab members came in person,...