The Conservation Ecology Lab @ UPEI
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Current Projects
Current Projects
Effects of forest disturbance & restoration across ecosystem boundaries, space & time
Atlantic Oyster population change & restoration
Orchid diversity & population change
Gulf of St. Lawrence Aster seed germination ecology & population restoration
Since time immemorial, the Mi’kmaq People have walked gently on the traditional territories of Epekwitk, which is where the University of Prince Edward Island is located. We acknowledge that Mi’kma’ki is the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people
Since time immemorial, the Mi’kmaq People have walked gently on the traditional territories of Epekwitk, which is where the University of Prince Edward Island is located. We acknowledge that Mi’kma’ki is the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people
We are affiliated with the Biology Department and the Canadian Centre for Climate Change at the University of Prince Edward Island. Get in touch here.
We are affiliated with the Biology Department and the Canadian Centre for Climate Change at the University of Prince Edward Island. Get in touch here.
Media
Radio - CBC - For Science! With Emma Ladouceur <link>
Press Release - Ocean Frontier Institute <OFI Press Release> & <UPEI Press Release>
Collaboration
Collaboration
The sFutures research synthesis early career working group
We work very closely with the Restoration Futures lab at UVic on the Global Restore Project
Our Funding
Our Funding
Internal Funding from UPEI
National Science & Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Discovery & USRA
Ocean Frontier Institute, Community Climate Adaptation Fund, led by Dalhousie University
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