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John Reynolds

Professor, Biological Sciences

Dr. Reynolds’ research program focuses on connections between species and their ecosystems, with an emphasis on conservation. Dr. Reynolds and his research group, the Terrestrial and Aquatic Conservation Lab, are currently focusing on conservation and ecology of Pacific salmon with an emphasis on their ecosystems, including connections between marine, freshwater and terrestrial habitats.


Dr. Reynolds and his team use field studies and experiments to understand how various human impacts on salmon and their habitats translate into population declines and recovery. Much of his research is in Heiltsuk territory on the Central Coast, including ongoing studies of 50 watersheds since 2007. The aim of his research is to inform more holistic management of salmon and aquatic habitats.

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Simon Fraser University 

8888 University Dr.

Burnaby, BC

Canada V5A 1S6

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This Institute is made possible in part by an endowment from the Liber Ero system of support, from Canadian philanthropists committed to the conservation of Canada’s environment.

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