Scientific Publications

Mar

Managing invasive species in Nova Scotia: public perceptions of smallmouth bass (Micropterus dolomieu) retention in the Margaree Valley- Manuscript

Published Mar. 17, 2026

MSA is pleased to announce that Sinead Addis under supervision of Dr. Hannah Harrison has put together a finalized manuscript from her summer of work...

Dec

Managing invasive species in Nova Scotia: public perceptions of smallmouth bass (Micropterus dolomieu) retention in the Margaree Valley – Summary of Key Results

Published Dec. 15, 2025

MSA is pleased to announce that Sinead Addis under supervision of Dr. Hannah Harrison has put together some preliminary findings from her summer of work...

Dec

Beyond fish: Social outcomes of Maritimes region atlantic salmon hatcheries and stocking programs through a social-ecological systems lens

Published Dec. 15, 2025

MSA is pleased to announce that Michael Fabiano and Dr. Hannah Harrison have published an article based on research conducted in Margaree, among other locations...

Dec

“It’s like a church”: Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) hatchery and stocking programs as producers of capital in conservation-based social networks in Nova Scotia, Canada

Published Dec. 15, 2025

MSA is pleased to announce that Katherine Dalby and Dr. Hannah Harrison have published an article based on research conducted in Margaree, among other locations...

Dec

New Scientific Publications page

Published Dec. 15, 2025

MSA has been getting more involved with researchers from Nova Scotia and beyond, all interested in studying our beloved Margaree River. As such, we...

Scientific Publications

Managing invasive species in Nova Scotia: public perceptions of smallmouth bass (Micropterus dolomieu) retention in the Margaree Valley- Manuscript

Managing invasive species in Nova Scotia: public perceptions of smallmouth bass (Micropterus dolomieu) retention in the Margaree Valley – Summary of Key Results

Beyond fish: Social outcomes of Maritimes region atlantic salmon hatcheries and stocking programs through a social-ecological systems lens

“It’s like a church”: Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) hatchery and stocking programs as producers of capital in conservation-based social networks in Nova Scotia, Canada

New Scientific Publications page

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