CCFFR
Canadian Conference for Fisheries Research
SUMMARY OF
PREVIOUS CCFFR PROGRAMMES AND THEMES FROM INCEPTION
1949 |
a.m.:
Review of Fisheries Research Programmes for Various Agencies Across |
p.m.:
Physiological Symposium - Lethal Temperatures, Osmotic Regulation, Reactions
to Stimulation, Hormones, Salmonid Eggs,
Respiration |
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1950 |
a.m.:
Fish Poisoning |
p.m.:
Fish Shocking |
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1951 |
a.m.-pm:
Marking to Study Movements and Populations of Fish |
1952 |
a.m.:
Biology of Plankton (Growth and Competition, Standing Crop, Mineralization) |
p.m.:
Role of Research in Fisheries Management |
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1953 |
a.m.:
Sensory Perception in Fish (Temperature, Hearing, Odour, Orientation) |
p.m.:
Effects of Protective and Regulatory Legislation upon Fisheries |
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1954 |
a.m.:
Taxonomy of Fishes (Ciscoes, Charr, Lethal
Temperatures, Meristic Characters) |
p.m.:
Plantings and Introductions as Fisheries Management Procedures |
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1955 |
a.m.-p.m.: Population Dynamics |
1956 |
a.m.:
Dynamics of the |
p.m.:
Design of Field Experiments |
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1957 |
a.m.:
Speciation of Aquatic Organisms |
p.m.:
Fisheries and Limnology of the |
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1958 |
a.m.:
Tolerance Limits of Freshwater Fish |
p.m.: The
Effects on Fisheries of Man made Changes in Fresh Waters |
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1959 |
a.m.:
Studies of Fish Behaviour |
p.m.: The
Ecology of Lake Trout |
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1960 |
a.m.:
Nutrition and Growth of Fishes |
p.m.:
Fish Toxicants as a Tool in Fishery Management |
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1961 |
a.m.:
Farm Fish Ponds as a Technique of Fishery Management |
p.m.:
Biological Aspects of Fish Culture: Hybrids and Selective Breeding |
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1962 |
a.m.:
Sensory Mechanisms and Orientation In Fishes |
p.m.:
Pollution and its Control |
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1963 |
a.m.: The
Energetics of Productivity |
p.m.:
Parasites of Fish |
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1964 |
a.m.:
Survival Rates of Anadromous Salmon at Successive
Life History Stages |
p.m.:
Management of Cold Water Fish Populations |
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1965 |
a.m.:
Characteristics and Significance of Schooling Behaviour |
p.m.:
Factors Governing the Distribution of Fishes |
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1966 |
a.m.:
Fluctuation of the Fish Populations in Freshwater |
p.m.:
Form and Function in Fishes |
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1967 |
a.m.:
Recent Advances in the Physiology of Salmonid
Fishes |
p.m.:
Productivity of Freshwater |
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1968 |
a.m.:
Invertebrates and Production (a) Running Water |
p.m.:
Invertebrates and Production (b) Still Water |
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a.m.:
Introduction of Exotic Species |
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1969 |
1.
Natural Eutrophication, J. R. Vallentyne |
2.
Application of Survey Techniques to Fisheries Problems, L. Johnson |
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3.
Contributed Papers, J. E. McInerney |
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1970 |
1.
Contributed Papers, J. Eales |
2.
Aquaculture, L. Johnson |
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3.
Pollution and Fish in |
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4. Fish
Diseases, L. A. McDermott |
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1971 |
1. Arctic
Limnology, H. F. Clifford |
2.
Cardiovascular and Respiratory Physiology in Fishes, R. L. Saunders |
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3.
Ecology of Walleye, Sauger, and Perch, G. H. Lawler |
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4.
Contributed Papers, G. Leduc |
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1972 |
1. A
Glance Back and Look Ahead, D. P. Dodge |
2.
Ecological Research in the |
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3.
Current Problems in Aquatic Biology - A Potpourri, W. J. Christie |
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4.
Contributed Papers, T. G. Northcote |
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1973 |
1. Salmo salar Some Views on its
Origin and Ecology, G. Power |
2. Salmonid Migration, C. Groot |
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3.
Overexploitation of Fish Stocks - A View in 1973, J. J. Keleher |
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4.
Contributed Papers, G. H. Geen |
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1974 |
1. Recent
Changes in Fish Populations of the |
2. The
Use of Thermal Effluents in Aquaculture, G. I. Pritchard |
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3.
Problems with the Assessment of the Impact of Dams, |
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4.
Contributed Papers, P. A. Dill |
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1975 |
1. Large
scale Ecological Issues, H. A. Regier |
2. Rate
of Nutrient Supply and Primary Production in Lakes, J. J. Kerekes |
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3.
Response of Fish to Environmental Change, P. J. Colby |
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4.
Contributed Papers, C. C. Lindsey |
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1976 |
1. The
Physiological Basis of Fish Migration, J. R. Brett |
2.
Education of Biologists, J. R. Vallentyne |
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3.
Optimum Sustained Yield in Canadian Fisheries, W. E. Ricker |
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4.
Contributed Papers, D. B. Lister |
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1977 |
1.
Biology of Juvenile and Larval Fishes, E. K. Balon |
2. The
200 Mile Limit, A. W. May |
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3.
Biology of Marine Mammals, D. E. Sergeant |
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4.
Contributed Papers, P. Powles |
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1978 |
1.
Potential Effects of Current and Future Agricultural Practices on Water
Resources and Fisheries, L. Lockhart |
2.
Research on the |
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3.
Environmental Changes and Their Effects on Fish Populations and Fisheries, W.
J. Christie |
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4.
Contributed Papers, G. Pageau |
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1979 |
1.
Migrations With a Homogeneous Medium, K. Chang Kue |
2.
CCFFR/CSEB Contributed Papers - Concurrent Sessions, R. Hartland Rowe, L. Carbyn |
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3. The |
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1980 |
1. Panel
- Experimental Management, K. H. Loftus |
2.
Symposium - Fisheries, Science, and Academic Ecology, J. MacLean |
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3. Panel
- Fisheries Bioeconomics: Application of Principles
in Economic Management, L. M. Dickie |
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4.
Contributed Papers, C. Gruchy |
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1981 |
1.
Symposium - The Role of Phosphorus in |
2.
Contributed Papers, M. H. Keenleyside |
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3. |
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4. Panel
Discussion on Major Issues, W. H. L. Allsopp, A.
Hanson, G. LeBlanc, N. Wilimovsky |
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1982 |
1.
Symposium - Early Life History Processes in Fish Population Dynamics, J.
Dodson |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Power and Evolutionary Fitness, D. Ware |
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3.
Contributed Papers, D. J. Faber |
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4.
Symposium - Stock Assessment and Management of |
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5.
Contributed Papers |
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1983 |
1.
Biology of Arctic Marine Fishes, A. D. Sekerak |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Adaptive Flexibility in Foraging Behaviour of
Fishes, L. M. Dill |
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3. Fish
Genetics and Selective Breeding, G. B. Ayles |
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4.
Contributed Papers, B. A. McKeown |
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5. Acid
Rain and Canadian Fish Stocks, H. H. Harvey |
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1984 |
1.
Symposium - Complexity and Variability in Natural Populations, R. K. Mohn |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Towards Dynamic Biological Oceanography and
Limnology, L. Legendre |
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3.
Symposium - Biological Basis for the Management of Marine Invertebrates, G.
S. Jamieson |
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4.
Symposium - Evolutionary Biology of Fishes, D. Roff |
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5.
Contributed Papers, D. Hay |
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1985 |
1. Symposium -
Predator Prey Interactions and Their Effects on Prey Stocks, G. R. Lilly |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Fleet Dynamics and Individual Variation: Why
Some People Catch More Fish Than Others, R. Hilborn |
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3. Contributed
Papers, J. Carscadden |
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4. Effect of Abiotic Factors on Fish Population Dynamics, K. Frank |
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5. Contributed
Papers, R. Haedrich |
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1986 |
1. Symposium -
Habitat Selection and its Relation to Fisheries, D. L. Kramer |
2. Contributed
Papers, D. L. Kramer |
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3. Symposium -
Quantitative Genetics and its Application to Aquaculture and Fisheries, J. D.
McPhail |
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4. Contributed
Papers, D. L. Kramer |
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1987 |
1. Programme
Chair, M. Healey |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Causes of Recruitment Variations in Marine Fish:
Dogma vs Data, W.C. Leggett |
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3. Contributed
Papers: Climate and Oceanography and Its Effects on Fisheries, M. Healey |
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4. Contributed
Papers: Ecology and Population Dynamics of Forage Species, L. Richards |
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5. Contributed
Papers: No Theme, C. Levings |
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6. Symposium -
The Biology of Little Known and Unusual Canadian Fishes, J. Schweigert |
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7. Contributed
Papers Session: No Theme, G. Geen |
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1988 |
1. Programme
Chair , K. T. Frank |
2. J. C. Stevenson Memorial Lecture - A space &
time-scale characterization of circulation and mixing on submarine Banks:
application to the |
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3. Theme
Session: Ecotones and Edge Effects in the
Zoogeography of Marine and Freshwater Communities, C. T. Taggart |
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4. Theme
Session: Size Dependent Process in Fish Production Systems, |
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5. Contributed
Papers |
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6. Theme
session - Methodological frontiers in fisheries science, |
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1989 |
1. Programme
Chair, L. Fortier |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Chemical Effects on Fish and Fisheries - Is
There a Cause for Concern?, P. V. Hodson |
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3. Theme
Session: Measuring the Health of Fisheries Habitats, W. Silvert,
R. Trites |
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4. Theme
Session: Oceanographic Aspects of Aquaculture, M. Fréchette |
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5. Contributed
Papers: General Session, P. Magnan |
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6. Contributed
Papers: Measuring the Health of Fisheries Habitat, C. Hudon |
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7. Contributed
Papers: Environmental Control of Freshwater and Marine Production in Relation
to Fisheries, J. Gagné |
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8. Joint
Session CCFFR/SCL: Environmental Control of Freshwater and Marine Production
in Relation to Fisheries, J. Kalff, L. Fortier |
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9. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet Address: The Living Coelacanth A Fiftieth Anniversary Reflection, E.
K. Balon |
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1990 |
1. Programme
Chairs, B. Shuter, P. Powles |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Statistical Power Analysis Can Improve Fisheries
Research and Management, R. M. Peterman |
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3. Theme
Session: Marine Survival in Fishes, A. Tyler, J. Gagné,
C. T. Taggart |
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4. Theme
Session: Common Statistical Problems in Fisheries Research and What to do
About Them, E. A. Trippel, J. J. Hubert |
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5. Contributed
Papers: Marine Survival, C. T. Taggart, H. Harvey |
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6. Contributed
Papers: H. Harvey, P. Powles |
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7. Contributed
Papers: Statistics and Expert Systems, D. |
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8. Contributed
Papers: E. Crossman, M. Fox |
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9. Theme
Session: Computer Aided Decision Making in Aquatic Resource Management, C. K.
Minns |
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10. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet Address: Cetaceans of the |
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1991 |
1. Programme
Chair, E. K. Balon |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Maladaptation of Fish
in Hatcheries, M. R. Gross |
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3. Theme
Session 1: Biodiversity At and Below the Species Level, M. Ferguson, J. Leatherland, G. Van Der Kraak |
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4. Theme Session
2: Sustainable Fisheries, J. Christie, D. Noakes,
D. Stevens |
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5. General
Contributed Papers and Posters, M. A. Ali, W. Beamish |
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1992 |
1. Programme
Chair, S. Campana |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Accounting of Year Classes, K. T. Frank |
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3. Theme
Session 1: Large Scale Environmental Effects on Fish Survival and Abundance,
J. Neilson |
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4. Theme
Session 2: Role of the Early Life History Stage in Population Dynamics, C.
Chambers |
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5. Theme
Session 3: Migration, Mixing, and Dispersal in Fish and Invertebrate Stocks,
T. Lambert |
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6. General
Contributed Papers and Posters, G. Rose, S. J. Smith, P. Pepin,
D. Boisclair |
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7. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet: Oysters, Nile Perch and Fisherfolk |
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1993 |
1. Programme
Chair, D. Boisclair |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Towards an Integrated Approach for the
Assessment of Anthropogenic Stress in Aquatic Ecosystems, D. G. Dixon |
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3. Theme
Session 1: Energy Allocation Patterns and Strategies, Ranging from the
Individual to the Community Level, P. Magnan |
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4. Theme
Session 2: Spatial and Temporal Distributions: Methodology, Patterns and
Ecological Implications, G. Rose |
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5. General
Contributed Papers and Posters, M. Fox, J. Post, S. Kerr, R. McLaughlin |
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6. CCFFR/SCL Banquet Address: On Eating, Love-Making
and Other Coelacanth's Pleasures, or How to Study a Beast with More
Individuals Pickled than Alive, E. K. Balon |
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1994 |
1. Programme
Chair, R. J. F. Smith |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Elemental Analysis, Lasers and Otoliths: The Key to Understanding Fish Population
Dynamics? , S. Campana |
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3. F. Rigler Lecture - Science and Practice in Limnology, E. E.
Prepas |
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4. Joint
Session SCL and CCFFR - Structure and Function of Pelagic Ecosystems, A. Mazumder |
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5. Theme
Session 1: Novel Approaches to Fish Bioenergetics, J. R. Post, C. Briggs, D. Boisclair |
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6. Theme
Session 2: Aquatic Habitat Manipulation, W. K. Liaw,
R. Schryer |
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7. Theme
Session 3: Arctic and Northern Fisheries, J. D. Reist |
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8. General
Contributed Papers and Posters: |
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a) Photoreception, Diel Cycles, and Growth
Location, M. A. Ali, T. A. Marchant |
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b) Reproduction, Foraging, and Predation
Location, G. Brown, B. Wisenden |
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c) Fisheries and Toxicology, M. Fox |
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9. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet Address: Footprints Before the Flood: Incidences in the Study of
Fossil Vertebrate Footprints in 19th Century |
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1995 |
1. Programme
Chair, P. Magnan |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - none, |
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3. F. Rigler Lecture - A Window on the Past: Environmental
Change and Paleolimnology, J. P. Smol |
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4. Joint
Session SCL and CCFFR - Transfer and effects of persistent contaminants in
aquatic food chains, J. Rasmussen |
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5. Theme
Session 1: Fish production and climate, C. Chambers |
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6. Theme
Session 2: Ecological genetics and fisheries management, R. Danzman, J. Dodson |
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7. Theme
Session 3: The importance of sex-dependent processes in fish populations and
fisheries, S. Kerr |
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8. Theme
Session 4: Biophysical Controls of Pacific Salmon Migration and Production, M.Healey |
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9. General
Contributed Papers and Posters: |
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a) Fish Movements, activity patterns and
growth, J. Post |
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b) Bioenergetics and Feeding, M. Healey, D. Boisclair |
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c) Reproduction, Life History and Interspecific Interactions, M. Fox |
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d) Determinants of fish production and
fisheries Management , J. Casselman |
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10. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet Address: The Cyanide Caper: NGO-fisher partnerships for sustainable
ecosystems, D. McAllister |
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1996 |
1. Programme
Chair, J. Grant |
2. J. C. Stevenson
Memorial Lecture - Causes and consequences of the collapse of Atlantic cod:
an attempt to separate the grain from the chaff, J. Hutchings |
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3. F. Rigler Memorial Lecture - Getting close to the land: from
the pelagic zone to the littoral, D. Planas |
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4. Joint
CCFFR-SCL Session - the land-water interface, J. Gunn |
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5. Symposium:
Recent advances in the science of aquaculture, M. Litvak |
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6. Symposium:
Behavioural ecology and fisheries science, D. Noakes |
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7. Contributed
papers and Posters: |
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a) Salmonid
ecology, R. Cunjak, J. Gibson |
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b) Bioenergetics, D. Boisclair,
M. Fox |
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c) Fish behaviour, J. Brown, H. Browman |
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d) Ecological genetics, J. Dodson |
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e) Marine fish ecology, C. Chambers |
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f) Fish ecology, M. Rodriquez, T. Johnson |
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8. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet Address - The state of aquatic research in |
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1997 |
Golden
Jubilee, 1. Programme Chair, C. T. Taggart |
2. J. C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture - The role of genetic markers in fisheries and
aquaculture: useful tools or stamp collecting ?, M. M. Ferguson |
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3. F. Rigler Memorial Lecture - Models of metal uptake by
aquatic organisms, A. Tessier |
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4. Joint
CCFFR-SCL Session - Techniques and technology in aquatic sciences: standards,
advances, and expectations., C. T. Taggart |
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5. Theme
session 1 - Ecophysiology and environmental
processes: influences on temporal and spatial states of individuals and
populations, C. T. Taggart |
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6. Theme
session 2 - Stock/population structure and dynamic processes for informed
decision making, I. Perry |
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7. Theme
session 3 - Quantifying anthropic effects on fish
populations: data and methods., D. Gillis |
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8. Special
Symposium on recent advances in cod research, L. Fortier |
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9. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet Address - A 50-year phylogeny of CCFFR through crystal-clear
bifocals, P. Powles, W. B. Scott, D. McPhail, R. A. Ryder |
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1998 |
1. Programme
Chair R. Green |
2. J.C. Stevenson Memorial Lecture - Endogenous and
exogenous factors affecting the physiological response to exercise in fish:
implications for catch and release sport fisheries, B. Tufts |
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3. F. Rigler Memorial
Lecture - Acid and metal deposition, a changing climate, and exotic invaders:
lessons from long-term studies of disturbances in |
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4. Joint
CCFFR-SCL Session: Long-term studies in fresh water systems B. Cumming |
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5. Theme
session 1: Long-term studies J. Casselman |
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6. Theme
session 2: Indicators of fish health for use in environmental monitoring K. Munkkittrick, M. McMaster |
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7. Theme
session 3: Experimental management and decision processes for
environmental/fisheries problems. G. B. Ayles, C.
T. Taggart |
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8. Theme
session 4: Interactions between terrestrial habitat and aquatic/fisheries
habitat S. MacDonald |
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9.Contributed
papers and Posters: |
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a) Growth, population dynamics, J. Lark |
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b) Reproduction, development, P. Powles |
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c) Feeding, physiology, energetics,
J. Dodson |
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d) Distribution, abundance, movements, R.
Beamish |
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10. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet Address - A Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Fisheries
Research Board of |
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1999 |
1. Programme
Chair: Dick Beamish |
2. J.C. Stevenson Memorial Lecture: Bridging the gap
between fish ecology and molecular genetics: microsatellites as the
ecologically correct markers. Louis Bernatchez. |
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3. F. Rigler Memorial Lecture: Physical limnology: The setting
for the ecological play. |
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4. Joint
CCFFR-SCL Session: Protecting and Preserving Aquatic Ecosystems |
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5. Theme
session 1: Protecting and preserving aquatic ecosystems |
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6. Theme session
2: Effects of land use on stream fish and their habitat |
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7. Theme
session 3: Changing climate and changing ecosystems |
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8. Theme
session 4: Stream fish ecology |
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9. Other
contributed papers and Posters |
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10. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet - A Celebration of Pizza |
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2000 |
1. Programme
Chair: Nigel Lester |
2. J.C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture: A multi-scale approach to fish habitat modeling.
Daniel Boisclair |
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3. F. Rigler Memorial Lecture: On the road to |
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4. Joint
CCFFR-SCL Session: Protection of Populations and Habitats |
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5. Conservation
of Wild Salmonids |
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6. Recreational
Fisheries |
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7. Biotic and Abiotic Interactions in Marine and Freshwater Systems |
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8. Finfish and
Shellfish Culture |
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9. Other
contributed papers and Posters |
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10. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet - Fish, Foolishness and a "Silent Fishy" Auction |
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2001 |
1. Programme
Chair: Michael Fox |
2. J.C. Stevenson Memorial Lecture: Battling Hydra,
the nine-headed monster: understanding the variability of food webs and its
importance for fisheries and ecosystem management, Joseph B. Rasmussen |
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3. F. Rigler Memorial Lecture: The use of mass balance
measurements in studies of lakes and their catchments, Peter Dillon |
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4. Joint
CCFFR-SCL Session: Fisheries and aquatic science then and now: |
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A freshwater crisis? In
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Tales from the foraging
arena: are we finally able to develop useful predictive models for ecosystem
management?, Carl Walters. |
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5. Life history
variation and its implications for fisheries management |
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6. Fish
community ecology: patterns, explanations and fisheries applications |
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7.Quantitative
predictions in fish ecology: meeting society's needs |
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8. Behavioural
ecology and its application to fisheries and aquaculture |
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9. Other
contributed papers and posters. |
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10. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet |
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2002 |
1. Programme
Chair: Eric (Ric) |
2. J.C. Stevenson Memorial Lecture: Early life stages
in fisheries research: a perspective from the larva’s point of view, Pierre Pepin |
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3. F. Rigler Memorial Lecture: A ecological and evolutionary
solution to problems exacerbated by runaway demotechnic
growth, Jack Vallentyne |
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4. Joint
CCFFR-SCL Session: Climate change impacts on aquatic ecosystems |
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Global climate change:
What’s happening and what can we expect? H.G. Hengeveld |
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Do climate change and
fisheries cause depensation in sockeye salmon
populations? D. Schindler et al. |
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5. Fish
Biology: Behaviour, Conservation and Evolutionary Genetics |
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6. Ricker
Symposium |
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7. Aquatic
Ecological Research: Scaling, Society and Priorities |
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8. Productive
Capacity of Aquatic Habitat |
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9. Other
contributed papers and posters. |
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10. CCFFR/SCL
Banquet |
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2003 |
1. Programme
Chair: John Gunn |
2. J.C.
Stevenson Memorial Lecture: The Biology of Rarity and Extinction Risk in
Fishes, Dr. John Reynolds |
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3. F. Rigler Memorial Lecture: Using |
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4. Joint
CCFFR-SCL Session: Protection of |
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St. Barbara Meets St.
Andrew: A Geological Perspective on |
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Retrospective Analyses
of Non-indigenous Species in |
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5. Impact of Invasive Species (CCFFR/SCL) |
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6. Impacts of
Multiple Stressor Interactions on Aquatic Ecosystems (CCFFR/SCL) |
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7. Studies of
Aquatic Biodiversity at the Landscape Level (CCFFR) |
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8. Improvements in Sampling Methods (CCFFR) |
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9. Percid Biology in a Changing Environment (CCFFR) |
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10. Impacts and Adaptations of Fish and Fisheries to
Climate Change (C-CIARN) |
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11. Other contributed papers and posters |
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12. CCFFR/SCL Banquet |
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2004 |
1. Programme
Chair: David Scruton and a Tribute to Edwin J.
Crossman (21 September 1929, 21 December 2003). |
2. J.C. Stevenson Memorial Lecture:
Biogeochemistry of persistent pollutants: Processes affecting the transport
of contaminants to remote areas, Dr. Jules M. Blais |
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3. F. Rigler Memorial Lecture: Dr. W. Gary Sprules |
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4. Joint
CCFFR-SCL Session: Evidence and Impacts of Aquatic Regime Shifts |
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Shifting Regimes in the |
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Long-term Changes in the Diet of Pollock (Pollachius virens L.) on the
Scotian Shelf: Responses to a Dynamic Ecosystem. Carruthers,
E.H., Neilson, J.D., Waters, C., and P. Perley. |
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Capelin Diet Shifts in the |
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Linkages in recruitment variability between
three species of gadids: Atlantic cod Gadus morhua,
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Resistance of the Prey to Predator Ratio to
Environmental Gradients and to Biomanipulations.
Donald, D.B. and R.S.Anderson. |
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5. Rebuilding
Fisheries (CCFFR) |
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6.
Anthropogenic Effects on Fish (CCFFR) |
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7. Aquaculture and the Environment (CCFFR) |
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8. Environmental versus Genetic Variation in
Life History (CCFFR) |
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9. Adaptive Responses of Fisheries to Climate
Variation and Change (CCFFR) |
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10. Marine Biodiversity (CCFFR) |
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11.
Contributed papers and posters (CCFFR), CCFFR/SCL Banquet, Annual
CCFFR Stevenson Lecture and SCL Rigler Lecture |
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2005 |
1.
Programme Chair: Joseph Rasmussen |
2.
Issues in |
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3.
Genetic approaches to conservation and management Chair: Daniel Heath |
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4.
Fisheries policy and the protection of native fishes Chair: Mark
Ridgway |
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5.
Aquatic species at risk research Chair: Nick Mandrak
and Scott Reid |
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6.
Adaptive management of aquatic resources Chair: TBA |
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7.
Food webs and fisheries Chair: Kevin McCann |
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8.
Exploring the reality of adaptation of fisheries
and aquatic resources to climate variation and change in the Great Lakes
Ecosystem (CCFFR session and subsequent symposium) Chair: Marc Johannes |
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9.
Contaminants and bioenergetics in aquatic
ecosystems Chair: Joseph Rasmussen |
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10.
Special session: "Recognizing Bill
Beamish" (speakers by invitation) Chair: David Noake |
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11.
Aquatic Invasive Species (Joint SCL/CCFFR)
Co-chairs: Shelly Arnott and Tim Johnson |
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12. Contributed papers and posters
(CCFFR), CCFFR/SCL Banquet, Annual CCFFR Stevenson Lecture and SCL Rigler Lecture |
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2006 |
1.
Programme Chair: Allen Curry and a Tribute to
Joseph Albert Brown (18 November 1946 – 04 September 2005) |
2.
Ecology and management of large rivers (CCFFR/SCL – opening joint
session) Chair: Joe Rasmussen |
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3.
Linking mountain and prairie freshwaters (CCFFR/SCL) Chair Rolf Vinebrooke, |
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4.
Assessing environmental impacts in aquatic ecosystems (CCFFR/SCL)
Co-Chairs: Karen Kidd and Kelly Munkittrick |
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5.
Introduced aquatic species and their effects (CCFFR/SCL) Chair: Nick Mandrak |
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6.
Recreational Fisheries (CCFFR) Chair: John Post |
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7.
Climate Change and Multisectoral Water Use
Conflicts from a Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Perspective Co-chairs: Kim
Hyatt, and Mark Johannes |
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8.
Contributed papers and posters (CCFFR), CCFFR/SCL Banquet, Annual
CCFFR Stevenson Lecture and SCL Rigler Lecture |
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2007 |
1.
Programme Chair: Nick Mandrak |
2.
Aquatic conservation/Conservation aquatique
Chair: Rick Taylor |
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3.
Aquatic Ecosystem Science Chair: Marten Koops |
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4.
Aquatic invasive species/Les espèces invasives aquatiques Chair: Tony Ricciardi |
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5.
Climate change/Les changements
climatiques Chair: Kim Hyatt |
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6.
Cyanobacteria: Causes, Consequences and Toxicity/ Les cyanobactéries; causes, conséquences
et toxicité Chairs: David Bird & Antonia Cattaneo |
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7.
Environmental Physiology and Genomics//Physiologie
environnementale et génomique
Chair: Dan Heath |
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8.
Habitat-Fish Mortality Linkages/ Les relations habitat-mortalité des poisons Chair: Robert Randall |
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9.
Hydroelectric Power and Aquatic Ecosystems/ La production hydroélectrique et les écosystèmes
aquatiques Chairs: Yves Prairie & Dave Scruton |
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10. Land-Water Interactions: Water
Quality Issues and Food Web Dynamics/ Les interactions eau-terre : la qualité de l’eau et la dynamique trophique Chairs: Jerome Marty & Anurani
Persaud |
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11. The St. Lawrence Ecosystem/ L’écosystème du Saint-Laurent Chairs: Pierre Magnan & Jeff Ridal, |
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12. Wetlands/ Les marais
Chair: Francis Pick |
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13. Contributed papers and posters
(CCFFR), CCFFR/SCL Banquet, Annual CCFFR Stevenson Lecture and SCL Rigler Lecture |
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2008 |
1.
Programme Chair: Mark Ridgway |
2.
Population processes at low abundance : recovery, rarity and invasives/ Procédés liés aux populations en faible abondance : reconstitution, rareté
et envahissement: Jeff Hutchings |
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3.
Ecosystem-based management : science and policy/ Gestion
écosystémique : sciences et politiques:
Kim Hyatt |
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4.
Waterbirds in marine and freshwater food webs/ Les oiseaux aquatiques dans les réseaux trophiques d’eau salée et d’eau douce: Mark Ridgway |
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5.
Evolutionary Processes in Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems/ Écologie évolutive dans les écosystèmes d’eau salée et d’eau douce: Dylan Fraser |
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6.
Complexities in Ecological Recovery/Complexités
liées à la reconstitution écologique:
John Gunn |
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7.
Physical Limnology and Oceanography – Influences on Populations and
Ecosystems/ Limnologie et océanographie
physiques : influences sur les populations et les ecosystems:
Steve Campana |
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8.
River and Estuary Ecosystems/ Écosystèmes
des rivières et des estuaries: Allen Curry |
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9.
A Special Session in Memory of Ram Myers/ Session spéciale
à la mémoire de Ram Myers: Jeff Hutchings |
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10. Contributed papers and posters
(CCFFR), CCFFR/SCL Banquet, Annual CCFFR Stevenson Lecture and SCL Rigler Lecture |
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2009 |
1.
Programme Chair: Marco A. Rodriguez |
2.
Advances in modelling and statistical
analysis of aquatic ecosystems/ Des progrès
dans la modélisation et l'analyse statistique
des écosystèmes aquatiques
(lacs, rivières, estuaires, océans). |
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3.
Effects of multiple stressors and their
interactions on aquatic ecosystems/ Effets des stresseurs
multiples et leurs
interactions sur les écosystèmes
aquatiques. |
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4.
Growth at the individual and population
scales: measurement, modelling, and implications for production and
population dynamics /
La croissance aux échelles
de l'individu et de la population :
quantification, modélisation et implications pour
la production et la dynamique des populations. |
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5.
Impacts of climate change on the
biodiversity of Canadian lakes, rivers, and oceans/ Les impacts des changements
climatiques sur la biodiversité des lacs, rivières et océans
canadiens. |
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6.
Measurement and analysis of connectivity in
aquatic ecosystems/ Quantification et analyse de la connectivité des écosystèmes aquatiques. |
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7.
Size-selective exploitation of freshwater
and marine fish populations/ Exploitation dépendante de la densité chez
les populations de poissons d'eau
douce et de poissons marins. |
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8.
W.B. (Bev) Scott and Ichthyology - a
Celebration!/ W.B.
(Bev) Scott et l'ichtyologie - une
célébration !. |
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9.
Contributed papers and posters (CCFFR), CCFFR/SCL Banquet, Annual
CCFFR Stevenson Lecture and SCL Rigler Lecture |
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2010 |
1.
Programme Chair: Darren Gillis |
2. Trophic linkages in aquatic ecosystems: Gail Davoren |
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3. Divergent morphotypes in temperate species: resources and evolution: Margaret Docker |
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4. Habitat assessment and management in freshwater: Doug Watkinson |
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5. Conservation genetics: Applications in conservation and management: Daniel Heath |
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6. Strength in numbers: Quantitative tools for enhancing research in fisheries and aquatic sciences: Marco Rodriguez |
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7. Including fishers in fisheries science: Erin Carruthers |
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8. Arctic aquatic resources: unique species in a dynamic environment: Neil Mochnacz |
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9. Nutrients in aquatic ecosystems: Mohamed Mohamed, Andrew Paterson |
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10.
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11. Wetlands: Gord Goldsbourgh |
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12. Contributed papers and posters
(CCFFR), CCFFR/SCL Banquet, Annual CCFFR Stevenson Lecture and SCL Rigler Lecture |
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