A report entitled “Predicting Future Oceans: Climate Change, Oceans & Fisheries” newly released by the Nereus program, an international interdisciplinary research program aimed at predicting future oceans, suggests that future seafood supply in the world will be substantially altered by climate change, overfishing and habitat destruction if we do not take actions.
Workshop to be held at GFDL, with participating by several Nereus personnel, including Charlie Stock, William Cheung, and Rebecca Asch
Scientists play a pivotal role in shaping climate change discussion. But for William Cheung, it’s more than that. Being a scientist means digging deeper and highlighting undercovered topics. Cheung, Associate…
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William Cheung, Co-Director of the Nereus Program and Associate Professor at the UBC Fisheries Centre, was an invited speaker at the University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Public Policy on…
The Nereus Program was well-represented at the Third International Symposium on the Effects of Climate Change on the World’s Oceans hosted by the North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES) from…
William Cheung, Co-Director of the Nereus Program and Associate Professor at the UBC Fisheries Centre, recently traveled to Diani, Kenya, for a training workshop with Sustainable Poverty Alleviation from Coastal…
W/ Cheung will present a key note lecture on Role of scientific Expert in Climate Change Impacts on Fisheries in Tokyo
