
Arctic Char Genomics Study
How genomics is being used to understand population diversity and climate vulnerability in Arctic Charr across Labrador.
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Public lectures, seminars, documentaries and media conversations about fisheries, genomics, climate change and conservation.
Featured videos

How genomics is being used to understand population diversity and climate vulnerability in Arctic Charr across Labrador.
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The Government of Canada GenARCC initiative and how genomic information can help predict climate vulnerability and resilience across Canadian species.
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Panel & public conversation
A panel discussion on genomics, genetic engineering and synthetic biology in conservation, including climate adaptation, genetic rescue, governance and environmental release.
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Coverage examining salmon aquaculture in Atlantic Canada, including research into genetic interactions between escaped farmed salmon and wild populations.
Read the feature ↗Television coverage examining Atlantic salmon, aquaculture and interactions between farmed and wild populations.
Watch the report ↗How genomics, environmental information, computational approaches and climate models can help anticipate responses of aquatic species and fisheries to environmental change.
Read the feature ↗A radio conversation about Arctic Charr populations in Labrador and how genomics can help understand their responses to a changing climate.
Visit The Broadcast ↗Discussion of research examining genetic interactions between aquaculture escapees and wild Atlantic salmon populations in Newfoundland.
Visit The Broadcast ↗A discussion of Pink Salmon appearing in Labrador, where they originated and what their expanding North Atlantic distribution could mean.
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