Peter Sale
University of Windsor, Professor Emeritus
Reef fishes are wondrous beasts: how pelagic larvae find their way back to coral reefs
Professor Peter Sale is a marine ecologist with over 40 years of experience in tropical coastal ecosystems, particularly coral reefs. Prior to joining the UNU Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH), he was a faculty member at the University of Sydney, Australia (1968-1987), University of New Hampshire, USA (1988-1993) and University of Windsor, Canada (1994-2006). His work has focused primarily on reef fish ecology, most recently on aspects of juvenile ecology, recruitment and connectivity. He has done research in Hawaii, Australia, the Caribbean and the Middle East, and visited reefs in many places in between. He has successfully used his fundamental science research to develop and guide projects in international development and sustainable coastal marine management in the Caribbean and the Indo-Pacific. His laboratory has produced over 200 technical publications and he has edited three books dealing with marine ecology. Dr. Sale currently leads the Connectivity Programme within the Coral Reef Targeted Research Project as well as Coastal Zone Management in the Arabian Gulf. He is also Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor.
This talk is sponsored by EEOB, Graduate Evolution & Ecology Students, Environmental Sciences Graduate Program Student Association, Environmental Sciences Network, and the Office of Energy and Environment.
