Dr. Vivian Nguyen - Social Ecology

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

7 January 2016 23. On the sustainability of inland fisheries: Finding a future for the forgotten 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

4 January 2016 20. Necessary but challenging: multiple disciplinary approaches to solving conservation problems Read More

3 January 2016 19. Getting past the blame game: convergence and divergence in perceived threats to salmon resources among anglers and indigenous fishers in Canada’s lower Fraser River Read More

2 January 2016 18. The need for speed in a crisis discipline: perspectives on peer review duration and implications for conservation science Read More

1 January 2016 17. The social, economic, and ecological importance of inland fishes and fisheries Read More

3 January 2015 16. How long is too long in contemporary peer review? Perspectives from authors publishing in conservation biology journals Read More

2 January 2015 15. Catching sharks: recreational saltwater angler behaviours and attitudes regarding shark encounters and conservation 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...
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