Clark LabPhysiological ecology and environmental change

Colleagues & photos

The Clark Lab conducts lab- and field-based research in many different locations around the world. We greatly value the benefits of collaboration and have published with >320 collaborators from >150 institutes across >40 countries. Below is a list of some past and ongoing colleagues, and an assortment of photos from various research projects.

Recent colleagues

Prof Fredrik JutfeltUniversity of Gothenburg, Sweden
Dr Josefin SundinSLU Aqua, Sweden
Dr Graham RabyUniversity of Windsor, Canada
Prof Erik SandblomUniversity of Gothenburg, Sweden
Dr Andreas EkströmUniversity of Gothenburg, Sweden
Dr David FrancisDeakin University, Australia
Dr Dominique RocheUniversité de Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Dr Sandra BinningUniversité de Montréal, Canada
Dr Ben Speers-RoeschUniversity of New Brunswick, Canada
Prof Steven CookeCarleton University, Canada
Dr Tommy NorinNational Institute of Aquatic Resources, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

Photos

Weaver Creek Spawning Channel, Canada
Weaver Creek Spawning Channel
Weaver Creek Spawning Channel
Implanting blood flow transmitter into chum salmon
Chum salmon
19 kg Chinook salmon
19 kg Chinook salmon
Male & female coho salmon
Vancouver Island
Tagging sockeye salmon
Spawning sockeye salmon
Spawning sockeye salmon
Chilko River for sockeye smolt tagging
Tanks on Chilko River
Got a little chilly
Got a lot chilly
River confluence
Chilko River canyon
Chilko River, British Columbia
Chilko River, British Columbia
Chilko River, British Columbia
Chilko River canyon
Galapagos...ran out of car seats
Ground finch, the main reason for a visit to the Galapagos
Frigate bird, Galapagos
Lava lizard, Galapagos
Giant tortoise, Galapagos
Sally Lightfoot crab, Galapagos
Blue-footed booby, Galapagos
Marine iguana, Galapagos
Marine iguana, Galapagos
Spot the pelican, sealion, iguana and crabs
Goanna, Lizard Island
Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef
Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef
Low tide, Lizard Island
Lizard Island, with Fredrik Jutfelt
Graham Raby, pondering...
Monitoring fish behaviour post-release, with Graham Raby & Fredrik Jutfelt
Recording fish behaviour post-release
Josefin Sundin, diving at Lizard Island
Steve Cooke, Lizard Island sun disappeared
Simulating catch-and-release handling
Refining the respirometer setup
Red emperor in respirometer
Coral trout (grouper) in respirometer
Tim in respirometer, with assistance from Fredrik Jutfelt
Works OK...but time-limited
Josefin Sundin, coercing fish into the net
Kristineberg Research Station, Sweden
Rachael Morgan & Mirjam Amcoff, Kristineberg
Tommy Norin, after a tough whiteboard session
Ben Speers-Roesch, counting bloodworms
Wrasse in respirometers, Kristineberg
Row row row....
Sandra Binning & Mirjam Amcoff, working hard in Italy
Dom Roche & little Emeric
Wrasse & cod setup, Kristineberg
Josefin Sundin being interviewed
Luis cannulating the dorsal aorta of a rainbow trout
Colleague Aaron Schultz helping to refine the fish surgery bench
What a mess of leads...but this respirometry system works like a charm!
Lab at 2022 Christmas party
Sampling Chinook salmon at Snobs Creek
Sampling Chinook salmon at Snobs Creek
Using box traps to collect the local fish Galaxias maculatus
Good catch! Galaxias maculatus on their way to the lab
Important to refuel occasionally! Hanna, Mike, Tim, Luis, Beth, Juliet and Anna
Tim checking on new salmon arrival at Deakin's Queenscliff Marine Station
Luis checking on some of the new salmon arrivals
Some of our 4 x 500 L aquarium systems at Deakin's Queenscliff Marine Station
Mike helping with salmon arrival at Deakin's Queenscliff Marine Station
Luis and Hanna helping with salmon arrival at Deakin's Queenscliff Marine Station
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