Phil er ranns\u00f3knarpr\u00f3fessor vi\u00f0 Environmental Research Institute vi\u00f0 University College Cork, en hann hefur \u00e1\u00f0ur veri\u00f0 fiskieftirlitsma\u00f0ur hj\u00e1 Northern Regional Fisheries Board \u00e1 fyrstu \u00e1rum s\u00ednum. N\u00fdlega var hann l\u00edffr\u00e6\u00f0ingur og teymisstj\u00f3ri hj\u00e1 Sj\u00e1varstofnun \u00cdrlands \u00ed fr\u00e6gu Burrishoole ranns\u00f3knarst\u00f6\u00f0inni \u00ed Newport, Mayo, \u00fear sem hann hefur enn a\u00f0setur fyrir syndir s\u00ednar.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
He also did a stint on secondment with the Central Fisheries Board in Ireland as Director of Protection and Conservation. He is probably best known for his research on the genetic impacts of farm escapes salmon, which he still is very much involved, but has also been published widely in the areas of salmonid population biology and ecology, stock assessment, population genetics, evolutionary biology, and the inventory of freshwater fish habitat. His interest in the marine ecology of Atlantic salmon stems from his work on the EU SALSEA-Merge project and more recently on the Norwegian SeaSALAR project.<\/p>","protected":false},"featured_media":1436,"template":"","categories":[17],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n