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Understanding the redistribution of life.

Our natural world is changing faster than ever, putting ecosystems, biodiversity, and human eco-economic systems at risk. Our group is advancing a predictive understanding of ecology and biogeography to help prioritize conservation actions. We work to connect knowledge across systems, fields, and scales, with an approach leans on collaborative synthesis science. 
Biodiversity DATA science
Climate Change Research
Genomics-based biogeography

Project News

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May 2025 The Pacific eDNA Coastal Observatory (PECO) is ramping up for a 5th year of continental-scale genomic biodigeography sampling. Read more about our project here .
May 2024 British Columbia needs a unified response to the biodiversity crisis. Read our new article in the Conversation.com. ​
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April 2024 Our Genome-funded Project Optimize was featured at the open webinar Mobilizing Environmental DNA(eDNA) for Management in the Northeast Pacific Region. Was excellent to meet a diverse crowd! View webinar info and recording here.
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Lab News

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June 2025 Congratulations to Jake Lawlor for winning the FRQNT Réal Decoste-Ouranos Partnership Training Award! This award will support his collaborative work forecasting how climate change range shifts will alter area-based protection globally and in Canada.

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April 2024  Mechanisms, detection and impacts of species redistributions under climate change. Review paper (link) out today in Nature Reviews Earth and Environment led by PhD student Jake Lawlor. 

April 2024 MSc student Jory Griffith is graduating! Congrats, Jory! 
January 2024 The "algae whisperers" are running beautiful experiments in the Sunday Lab Photobioreactor Lab. How does temperature affect competitive outcomes? Hoping to predict based on resource competition theory.
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Nov 2023 Temperate species underfill their thermal potentials on land. New paper from PhD student Nikki Moore out in Nature Ecology and Evolution:  Check out the paper here. See news article here.

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  • home
  • research
  • lab members
  • publications
  • synthesis science
  • eDNA
  • teaching
    • Skills in ​Data Synthesis Science
  • Advice for prospective students
  • contact
  • lab news archives
  • Lab and teaching resources
    • Research Paper Content Guideline
    • guide to writing
  • Opportunities