Pete Cott
Environmental Scientist
Biology
University of Waterloo
Canada
Biography
Dr. Cott works with the Government of Northwest Territories – Environment and Natural Resources, based out of Yellowknife. Pete actively collaborates on a variety of projects with academic and government researchers focusing on the ecology of northern freshwater fishes, as well as impacts from northern developments on fish and fish habitat. He is a member of the Freshwater Fishes Specialist Subcommittee - Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC). Current student projects include investigations of the ecology of juvenile Arctic Grayling (University of Alberta), habitat associations of Arctic Grayling in northern streams (University of Waterloo), and the spawning ecology of northern Lake Trout (University of Manitoba).
Research Interest
Investigations of the ecology of juvenile Arctic Grayling (University of Alberta), habitat associations of Arctic Grayling in northern streams (University of Waterloo), and the spawning ecology of northern Lake Trout (University of Manitoba).
Publications
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Lengacher CA, Mabe PR, Bowling CD, Denise Heinemann D, Kent K, Van Cott ML. Redesigning Nursing Practice: The Partners in Patient Care Model. Journal of Nursing Administration. 1993 Dec 1;23(12):31-7.
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Popper A, Hawkins A, editors. The effects of noise on aquatic life. Springer Science & Business Media; 2011 Dec 19.
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Song J, Mann DA, Cott PA, Hanna BW, Popper AN. The inner ears of northern Canadian freshwater fishes following exposure to seismic air gun sounds. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 2008 Aug;124(2):1360-6.
