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Cox, Sean

A Landscape-Level Assessment of Restoration Resource Allocation for the Eastern Monarch Butterfly
Aligning stock assessment and harvest strategies in data-limited, multi-species fisheries: A hierarchical modeling approach to BC's flatfish fishery
An evaluation of the opportunities and impediments in managing quota fisheries for biodiversity
Evaluating ecosystem responses to grey seal abundance changes in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence
Evaluating the impact of variable en route mortality on spatially varying harvest strategies for Fraser River sockeye (Oncorhynchus nerka)
Integrating social and ecological dimensions for the conservation of the Monarch butterfly using systems dynamics and choice modeling
Investing in Monarch Conservation: Understanding Private Funding Dynamics
Monarch Butterfly Conservation Through the Social Lens: Eliciting Public Preferences for Management Strategies Across Transboundary Nations
Multi-scale environmental forcing of pacific salmon population dynamics
Phenotypic variation in growth, maturity, and movement within genetically homogeneous demersal fish populations and their implications for management

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