“Predator-prey population dynamics modeling for Chinook salmon and alewife in Lake Ontario,” K Fitzpatrick et al. We develop a novel multi-species stock assessment for Lake Ontario. (SA Sethi 2nd), NY American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting, Lake Placid, NY. “Predator-prey population dynamics modeling for Chinook salmon and alewife in Lake Ontario,” KB Fitzpatrick et al. Resist-Accept-Direct provides a decision framework for coping with ecosystem transformation. ( SA Sethi 14 th), Invited seminar, National Conservation Training Center, U.S. “Resist-Accept-Direct (RAD) adaptive management,” A. We assess strategies for management under ecosystem transformation. (SA Sethi 15th), Joint AFS-TWS National Meeting, Reno NV. “Responding to ecosystem transformation: Resist, Accept, or Direct?” L Thompson et al. and 8 other organizations) annual meeting, Grand Rapids, MI, 2022.Īpplication of Saildrone to automate fisheries acoustics surveys. ( SA Sethi 4 th), Joint Aquatic Science Meeting (Am. “Saildrone acoustics surveys provide insight into vessel avoidance by fishes,” T.M. Saildrone automation of fisheries acoustics surveys. ( SA Sethi 3 rd), Cornell Biological Field Station, Invited seminar, 2022. “Saildrone acoustics surveys to provide insight into vessel avoidance by fishes,” T Evans et al. (SA Sethi 2nd), NY Chapter American Fisheries Society, Poughkeepsie, NY. “Spawning habitat and reproductive strategies of Cisco in the Great Lakes,” M Paurve et al. ( SA Sethi 6 th), American Fisheries Society NY Chapter annual meeting, 2022. “Status of round goby in the Mohawk and Hudson Rivers,”,” S. We develop a tool for spatial management of seafloor ecosystems. (SA Sethi 2nd), Alaska Marine Science Symposium, Anchorage, AK. “The global habitat cost of wild seafood production: solutions to overcome these tradeoffs,” TS Smeltz et al. Jointly estimated predator-prey dynamics for Lake Ontario fisheries management. (SA Sethi 2nd), Department of Natural Resources Graduate Student Symposium, online conference, February 2021. “The impact of predator-prey dynamics on the future sustainability of an intensively managed fishery’” K Fitzpatrick et al. Interdisciplinary work to support fisheries management. “Working at the margin of social, ecological, and quantitative sciences to advance fisheries management,” SA Sethi, Invited seminar, University of Alaska-Anchorage, 2022.

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