A pan-Arctic network to track mercury contamination across Arctic marine food webs
Team and Partners
Aiming to track seabird contamination all around the Arctic and being based on existing field programmes and campaigns, ARCTOX involves many partners from various institutes.
ARCTOX also closely collaborates with SEATRACK, a Norwegian research programme aiming to understand the large scale distribution and movements of seabirds.
project group
J. Fort (Project PI), LIENSs
P. Bustamante LIENSs
M. Cruz Flores, MSCA fellow LIENSs
M. Grunst, MSCA fellow, LIENSs
A. Carravieri, LIENSs
M. Brault-Favrou, LIENSs
A. Grunst, MSCA fellow, LIENSs
F. Cusset (PhD student) LIENSs
J. Charrier (PhD student) LIENSs
M. Hernandez Gonzalez, MSc LIENSs
THE PARTNERS
CANADA
W.J. Montevecchi, MUN
M. Mallory, Mallory lab
J. Provencher, University of British Columbia
G. Gilchrist, Gilchrist lab
K. Elliott, Mac Gill University
G. J. Robertson
D. Fifield
DENMARK
A. Mosbech, Aahrus University
F. Merckel, Aahrus University
R. Dietz, Aarhus University
M. Frederiksen, Aarhus University
I. Eulaers, Norvegian Polar Institute
C. Sonne, Aarhus University
ESTONIA
T. Sepp, University of Tartu
FAROE ISLANDS
J. Danielsen, Havstovan Faroe Marine Research Institute
B. Olsen, Havstovan Faroe Marine Research Institute
FRANCE
S. Leclaire, EDB
O. Chastel, CEBC
D. Grémillet, CEBC
G. Yannic, LECA
O. Gilg, Chrono-Environnement
T. Boulinier, CEFE
ICELAND
T. L. Þórarinsson, Náttúrustofa Norðausturlands
Y. Kolbeinsson, Náttúrustofa Norðausturlands
J. E. Jónsson
S. Gíslason, Southwest Iceland Nature Research Centre
E. S. Hansen, South Iceland Nature Research Centre