Sebastien Gislard
Originally from New Caledonia and a keen fisher, Sebastien Gislard naturally began his career working in small-scale artisanal coastal fisheries in the Pacific. He later pursue a joint PhD between the University of Melbourne and the Pacific Community (SPC), where his research focuses on the reproductive biology of yellowfin tuna in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean. His research focuses on understanding the reproductive dynamics of yellowfin tuna and how they can be better accounted for in stock assessments, with the broader goal of supporting sustainable fisheries in the Pacific.
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