Network members

Jenn Sunday, McGill University, PI

Margot Hessing-Lewis, Hakai Institute, PI

Matthew Lemay, Hakai Institute, PI

Kate Sheridan, McGill University - PhD student

Sue Velazquez - Hakai Institute, Project Operations

Emmet Duffy, Smithsonian Institute - consulting partner

Jay Stachowitz, UC Davis - consulting partner

Scott Gabara, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Ginny Eckert, University of Alaska

Lia Domke, University of Alaska

Carolyn Prentice, Hakai Institute

Lynn Lee, Parks Canada

Jenn Yakimishyn, Parks Canada

Angeleen Olsen, Hakai Institute

Crew Harvell, Cornell University

Lillian Aoki, Cornell University

Kathryn Sobocinski, Western Washington University

Jennifer Ruesink, University of Washington

Fiona Nash, Oregon State University

Ryan Mueller, Oregon State University

Deanna Beatty, UC Davis

Katharyn Boyer, San Francisco State University

Margot Buchbinder, San Francisco State University

Brent Hughes, Sonoma State University

Alyssa Cooper, Sonoma State University

Lisa Needles, Cal Poly

Sarah Bittick, Loyola Marymount University

Kevin Hovel, San Diego State University

The PECO network is an affiliation of researchers and other interest groups who have committed to sample eDNA annually in their nearshore field sites according to a shared protocol. 
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Our Funding partners

We are incredibly grateful for support of this project by primary by the Tula Foundation and the Hakai Institute, with further support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and McGill University.