Professor Liber Ero Chair of Coastal Science and Management

Lab Manager Research interests: marine and estuarine ecology, fisheries management

Postdoctoral Fellow Research Interests: Understanding the cross-scale social and ecological processes influencing fishery resilience

Postdoctoral Fellow Research Interests: : Risk in social ecological systems, conservation, climate vulnerability and adaptation, natural hazards.

Postdoctoral Fellow Research Project: What makes a climate change winner?

Spatial Analyst Research Interests: Climate change and glacier retreat impacts on future salmon habitat.

PhD Candidate Project Description: Quantifying and describing an energy transfer from pink salmon to steelhead

PhD Candidate Project Description: Exploring the potential establishment, spread and impacts of dreissenid mussels in BC

PhD Candidate Project Description: Life history shifts in an era of global change

PhD Candidate Project Description: Cumulative effects of multiple stressors in salmon watersheds

MSc Student Project Description: Climate change-induced phenological shifts in migratory sockeye salmon

MRM Student Project Description: Does terrestrial land use affect salmon habitat in small streams in the North Thompson watershed?

MSc Student Project Description: How will sea-level rise impact the capacity of estuaries to provide habitat for juvenile salmon?

MSc Student Project Description: How do shifts in diversity in central coast sockeye populations link to changes in productivity?

MRM Student Project Description: Scientific foundations for the re-emergence of sustainable terminal salmon fisheries.

Co-Advised MRM Student Project Description: Combining temperature monitoring with eDNA to determine salmonid distribution changes in urban streams.

Co-Advised MRM Student Project Description: How do intermittent off-channel habitats influence the productivity of juvenile coho salmon in the North Thompson watershed?

Co-Advised MRM Student Project Description: Social and ecological understandings of cumulative effects to salmon in British Columbia Watersheds.