Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)
Camp Lab
Led by Edward Camp · Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences
What we study
The Camp Lab studies how fisheries and aquaculture regulations and management actions affect fish and people. They use interdisciplinary methods like ecological, social, and economic models to evaluate governance.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Coding helps
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Trade costs, shocks, and segmented export routes: Evidence from the Chilean salmon industry
2026 · Aquaculture Economics & Management
Analyzes how Chilean salmon exporters adapt to trade costs and crises using customs data and an augmented gravity model.
- Just a good thing to have: Stakeholder support for a long-running marine stock enhancement program is based on broad criteria and only weakly contingent on biological outcomes
2026 · Fisheries Research
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- Fisheries sustainability: Perceptions from the ninth World Fisheries Congress
2026 · Fisheries
Summarizes fisheries sustainability discussions from the 2024 World Fisheries Congress in Seattle.
- Aquaculture-aided aquatic restoration and conservation: Highlights, challenges, and key lessons from global case studies
2026 · Fisheries Research
Reviews aquaculture-aided conservation and restoration case studies from freshwater and marine ecosystems.
- Improved Habitat Assessment of the Eastern Oyster in a Gulf Coast Estuary through Site Occupancy Modeling and Local Ecological Knowledge
2026 · Journal of Shellfish Research
Uses site occupancy modeling to identify habitat features supporting eastern oyster populations in Florida.
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