MALLORY LAB

Mar 2025 - It's been a while for an update.  The fall and winter of 24/25 have been busy for the Mallory lab. We had 4 students defend their thesis in the Fall, one post-doc finish in March, and several Research Topics students do some great work on plastics in gulls. A bunch of papers have also been published :)  We are in full swing prepping for the 2025 field season, and for (we think) 6 graduate defenses this spring/summer.

 

Aug - Oct 2024 - Once again this year, many of the graduate students in the lab had the wonderful opportunity to see Canada's Arctic as at-sea seabird scientists collecting data for the Environment Canada Seabirds At Sea program. This was made possible by a collaboration between Adventure Canada, Acadia University and Environment and Climate Change Canada.  Two students also got to do the same sort of work on Hurtigruten expeditions, and new collaboration with the lab. 

 

July 2024 - We returned to successful field seasons collaborating with Environment and Climate Change Canada scientists at Prince Leopold Island and Country Island, as well as at Flatey, Iceland with Dr. Aevar Petersen and Sverrir Thorstensen..

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June 2024 - The Mallory lab started working collaboratively with the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources and Renewables on black bear research in the Province.