Professor, Biology, Acadia University, Migration Ecology, Fish, Fishing, Tagging, @OceanTracking
Joined October 2013
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Mike Stokesbury retweeted
I have two shows on National Geographic TV's SharkFest: RETURN OF THE WHITE SHARK premieres July 3 at 9/8c and SHARK BELOW ZERO on July 5 at 9:00 PM on National Geographic and will be available to stream on Disney+ and Hulu
#SharkFest
#NationalGeographic
#whitesharks
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
Footage of what is believed to be the first recorded sighting of invasive, non-native, Pacific pink salmon in UK waters this year recorded in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland on the 29th June 2023 @AST_Salmon @fms_scotland @ProfColinBean
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
Warm Nova Scotian waters mean that sharks are here four weeks earlier than usual. 🦈 Read our recap of last Thursday's shark conservation and research panel discussion for more insights, as well as a recording of the entire event dal.ca/news/2023/06/30/shark…
ALT Five panelists sit on stools ahead of a panel discussion
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
The new @NatGeoTV film, ‘Return of the White Shark,’ produced by @Brian_Skerry with Sealight Pictures debuts this weekend and focuses on the great white sharks around Cape Cod
Premiers:
@DisneyPlus July 2nd
National Geographic Channel July 3rd at 9pm ET
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
This Arctic charr was acoustically and carlin tagged as 33 cm long in northern Norway October 2016, recaptured October 2017 and again yesterday, nearly 7 years later. Released every time. Pretty cool🐟🐟🐟 @AquaticTracking @OceanTracking @NTNU_Museum @y_sindre @EvaThorstad – at Oslo, Norway
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
Hey #FishTwitter! Looking to Fyne-d the owner of this acoustic receiver deployed in Loch Fyne (Scotland 🏴)
Got a local sailer who has found it ashore! Can anyone reach out if you know who it belongs to?
@AquaticTracking @nature_scot @Innovasea #Fyne13
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
Super proud of the work @jacobshaff2 put into last night’s game for @CanadaSoccerEN 🇨🇦 and so blessed to have been there! Love you sweet boy 🥰😘
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
New paper out from our man Raphael, he integrates Sea scallop seafloor habitat data in the Bay of Fundy directly into his spatiotemporal stock assessment modelling framework. The habitat data exists thanks to the wonderful SEAM lab run by @CraigBrown_Dal academic.oup.com/icesjms/art…
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
“Our task is recognizing the resiliency of the ocean, but understanding that human beings can be part of the problem and the solution. We have to include more people in discussions about conservation. That’s the path forward.” - Fred Whoriskey #oceanscience #sharkconservation
I love this! Thanks South Africa!! Please stay safe!
#2023WoFCanadianDeployment
Song and dance from #MZANZI1 as they arrive in Edmonton, Canada.
#MZANZI1
@environmentza
@CIFFC
@epwpza
@kishugu
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
I went to Acadia University today, where a dorm was transformed into a home for seniors forced to leave their long-term care home due to fires. The school's football team helped swap out regular beds for hospital beds.
cbc.ca/player/play/221893229…
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
Amazing experience at the XIV Brazilian Symposium of Pharmacognosy in São Luis (Brazil) where I gave a plenary lecture on Natural Products, ticks, and psilocybin! Proud representing @AcadiaU abroad! @acadiaresearch
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
Commonwealth Professor of Fisheries Oceanography Kevin Stokesbury was recently awarded four grants totaling $1,462,427 for sea scallop research through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries Scallop Research Set-Aside Program.
umassd.edu/news/2023/kevin-s…
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
143 Atl. Salmon smolts/5 Kelts tagged in Conne River, and 77 smolts tagged in Garnish River, NL over the last few days as part of ESRF project. Excited to track them during their offshore migration, check out our project FB page facebook.com/groups/16209730… @OceanTracking
Saturday morning field work on a low spring tide. Deployment of VR2 69 and 180 to track multiple species in Minas Basin including American Shad leaving the Kennetcook River.
Mike Stokesbury retweeted
We're excited to recognize @AcadiaU professor Dr. Ryan MacNeil as the recipient of the 2023 Acadia Alumni Association Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching. Learn more about his extraordinary impact on students at bit.ly/3VLukQm. #AcadiaProud
ALT Headshot of Dr. Ryan MacNiel from the mid-chest up. Dr. MacNeil stands in a hallway, smiling while he leans against the wall on his left.