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Changing Dynamics of Marine Life in the Gulf	Gulf 19/04/2010
One of the difficulties in fisheries science - at least when it comes to understanding the rise and fall of fish stocks - is coming to grips with the various components of fish productivity such as reproduction, growth and mortality.

Charlottetown Aquatic Animal Pathogen and Biocontainment Laboratory Plays a Pivotal Role in Protecting Canada's Aquatic Resources	Gulf 02/06/2011
Located in a Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) laboratory in Charlottetown, P.E.I., the Charlottetown Aquatic Animal Pathogen Biocontainment Laboratory (CAAPBL) is affiliated with the Gulf Fisheries Centre within the Gulf Region.

Fighting invaders in the Gulf of St. Lawrence	Gulf 01/05/2005
Habitat biologists Nathalie Simard and Michel Gilbert usually researched waters of the Estuary and Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Figuring out the American eel	Gulf 09/10/2007
Not every scientist gets a chance to revise the dictionary, but David Cairns and colleagues are doing so. Look up "catadromous" - the word for species that spawn in the sea and live in fresh water - and you're likely to find eels listed as the prime example. But new research has shown it's not necessarily so.

Fishing for Sediment in the Northumberland Strait	Gulf 31/01/2007
The Northumberland Strait, which separates Prince Edward Island from mainland Canada, is only 225 kilometres long, but it is one of Canada's most volatile marine environments.

Probing the Cause of Declining Winter Skate in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence	Gulf 26/07/2011
In 2005, the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada assessed the winter skate population in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence and designated it 'endangered.'

Protecting Aquatic Animal Health Through Biotechnology	Gulf 08/06/2007
Television programs and newspaper stories often highlight the use of DNA analysis to find out who was behind some harmful action.

The American Oyster: Important to the Balance of the Marine Ecosystem	Gulf 14/12/2009
Did you know that 70 years ago, American oyster cultivation almost ceased to exist on Canada's east coast?