Bradley Park
Ecotoxicology Biologist, IISD-ELA
Bradley Park is an ecotoxicology biologist with IISD Experimental Lakes Area.
Bradley works on assessing the histological effects of contaminants in fish, amphibians, and bivalves, and is responsible for science reporting, as well as laboratory-, mesocosm- and field-based research on wetland ecology, remediation, and stressor effects in aquatic ecosystems.
He conducted his master’s degree research on amphibians in a whole-lake estrogen exposure study at the Experimental Lakes Area. He worked 15 years at Fisheries and Oceans Canada as an aquatic biologist with the Environmental Science Division, and as a science advisor with the National Contaminants Advisory Group. He then worked at the University of Saskatchewan and University of Manitoba as a histologist and research technician before rejoining IISD-ELA.