We (WRT) are now advertising for a Fisheries Conservation Officer. I know there are a lot of fishy people on twitter, so please share far and wide. A great opportunity for someone. (You might also get your hands on a few of these beauties!) #FishSci wyreriverstrust.org/vacancies

Are you a Masters student looking present or attend at a fish biology and fisheries conference? 🐟🧬 YOU should give our 2024 symposium a look: fsbi.org.uk/symposium-2024/ #ECR #students #fish #fishbiology

The influence of an invasive species on river water quality: Common carp abundance is the single best predictor of the concentration of total suspended solids in the Upper Mississippi River system. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Joshua and Brandon, MSc students working with me, have been showcasing the fish migration board game with school children at University of Plymouth today

Last chance for early registration rates for the World Fisheries Congress! Register by this Wednesday (31 January 2024). Join #WFC2024 as they explore the congress theme of Fish and Fisheries at the Food-Water-Energy Nexus! wfc2024.fisheries.org/registration/ World Fisheries Congress

🐟 Salmon and other migratory fish play crucial role in delivering nutrients: buff.ly/3OpvIps 🏃 Swimming together lets fish move faster while expending less energy: buff.ly/3HFPuZZ Find out more about freshwater 👇 buff.ly/2SFShqf

Swung by the Teme on Monday to catch up with PhD student Ed and got to see all of this wood being removed from Powick Old Bridge. The quantities that come down are incredible

The theme for #WW2024 is #WetlandsandHumanWellbeing Wetlands are essential for human life: 🌱 Supporting biodiversity 🌍 Mitigating climate change 💧 Filtering water 🍽️ Providing food 💼 Offering livelihoods 🏞️ Inspiring unique cultures Find out more: buff.ly/2Rex4I7

we successfully implanted 44 sea trout kelts with Star-Oddi heart rate-activity-temperature tags for Marie Pedaccini’s PhD work 🐟🥳 hope to see these guys again in the fall when they return to spawn again 😍🤞

Freshwater biodiversity provides people with a wide range of natural benefits 💦 Check out the diagram below for nine of them 👇 📰 People Need Freshwater Biodiversity: released last year from 22 scientists, inc 3 SHOAL Advisory Board members: buff.ly/43h6mit

Did you know that? 🚩 Freshwater ecosystems cover just 1% of the Earth's surface, yet are home to 12% of all known species 🚩 Freshwater populations have declined by 84% since 1970 🚩 1 in 3 freshwater species are under threat of extinction #JoinTheSHOAL buff.ly/2SFShqf

Our freshwaters need reviving britishecologicalsociety.org/freshwater-rev…

Tiny cyprinid makes loud noises! Amazing adaptations for living in turbid waters news.sky.com/story/scientis…

We discuss important challenges and solutions for managing #aquaticconnectivity under #climatechange across #marine & #freshwater realms World Fish Migration Day Rachel Mawer Timo Rittweg (otolitimo.bsky.social) Velizara Stoilova Tea Basic Dr Catie Gutmann Robert NIWA Katie Dunkley Lee FG Gutowsky 🇺🇦 Domino = @[email protected] Antonia Klöcker Georgina Hunt

So excited to be part of this fantastic event again this year!

It was such a pleasure to be part of the first relay team last year, taking up a different stretch this year!

Habitat associations of juvenile European sea bass, 🐟🐟🐟Dicentrarchus labrax, in estuarine nurseries - Now available in journal format and Open Access #ecology #fish #coast Dr Howard Freeman Prof Leanne Hepburn Ewan Hunter doi.org/10.1111/jfb.15…

#JFB: Aquatic connectivity: challenges and solutions in a changing climate doi.org/10.1111/jfb.15… #FishSci Velizara Stoilova Alexia M. González Ferreras Timo Rittweg (otolitimo.bsky.social) Rachel Mawer Tea Basic Dr Catie Gutmann Robert

Angler catch data as a monitoring tool for European barbel Barbus barbus in a data limited recreational fishery - Fisheries Research. Our paper is now available open access! authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S01…

Delighted to have Dr Catie Gutmann Robert on the podcast this week as we talk all things barbel including how far they migrate in rivers!