Students interested in maybe getting a Federal job one day, have a look at the coursework requirements for these Federal job series. Wildlife folks, you can use course syllabi to argue that you've met botany with courses not specifically about plants, but better to be sure!

Glad to see the 2nd paper of my PhD out in Ecography ! 🎉 With our #model we showed spatial structure of #diversity among populations as well as their spatial #configuration drive #adaptive capacity of population network after perturbation 📈 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

🚨PhD position in my lab!🚨 Want to work on conservation genetics of one of the rarest trout species in North America in the beautiful Gila National Forest wilderness? Details w/ eligibility and how to apply: preglerlab.com/join Questions should be sent by email. Pls share!🐟

Now accepting applications for NOAA Fisheries-Sea Grant #fellowships in population and ecosystem dynamics & marine resource economics! 🎓Ph.D. #students: apply through local Sea Grant programs by Jan. 25, 2024. Information & guides at bit.ly/NMFS-SG-fellow… 🐟🐟 #FellowFriday

Excited to share this! New paper in Journal of Animal Ecology led by Kevin Fitzgerald shows how stream hydrology may mediate juvenile Coho Salmon access to marine pulse subsidies derived from Pink Salmon. besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

Happy Halloween, enjoy some zombie Chinook salmon. After spawning theyve burned through their fat reserves & their immune system is nonfunctional. They start falling apart and molding but are still swimming around!

The 2024 Hutton Program is looking for mentors! Fisheries professionals mentor high school students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds during an 8-week, paid summer internship. No cost to mentors thanks to our program partners. Apply by 3/31: hutton.fisheries.org

Incredible to see before & after photos from the 1st stage of the world's largest #DamRemoval on the #Klamath River. Removal of the diversion #dam will restore flows to the #KlamathRiver canyon for the first time in nearly a century. Images by Shane Anderson of Swiftwater Films

🚨MS position🚨 in my lab! Conservation genomics of Pecos pupfish which persist in extreme habitats in saline springs and gypsum sinkholes in the Chihuahuan Desert. Details w/ eligibility and how to apply: preglerlab.com/join Questions should be sent by email. Pls share!🐟

New paper out in Wiley Ecology & Evolution: "Temperature variation generates interspecific synchrony but spatial asynchrony in survival for freshwater fish communities". onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

🐟Paper Published in Molecular Ecology !🐟 Learn the latest about the heritability of life-history traits in #steelhead and how it applies to #conservation ! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/me…

New open access paper led by CSU Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology & CSU_Ecology George Valentine on how climate and local habitat variation can interact to drive asynchrony in population trends 🐟 📈📉

I’m developing a grad-level conservation genetics class using the latest edition of “Conservation & the Genomics of Populations”. Do any faculty have a syllabus or teaching resources for a previously taught con gen course they’d be willing to share w/ me? Thank you & pls repost!

We have five genetics positions open in NOAA, with terms up to 10 years! 3 are at the NWFSC in Seattle. Jobs open at usajobs.gov/job/773227200 on Feb 1 and will close quickly. Details on the Seattle jobs in this and following tweets:

We’re hiring TWO postdocs to work on structured decision making of environmental flow releases to support Rio Grande silvery minnow conservation at NMSU. Please share! Any questions should be sent by email. Full posting & how to apply (deadline 3/10/24): jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=9…

Hey #WFC2024 - we’re hiring two postdocs. I’m in Seattle at the meeting & happy to chat! 🐟

I could not be more grateful for my awesome co-authors as this first dissertation chapter crosses the finish line 🤓🐟

The first salmon in more than a century has been spotted swimming in waters previously blocked by dams on the Klamath River. sfchronicle.com/california/art…

A nice summary of our recent paper led by @fishteph!

A stunning wildflower show is happening right now along the newly freed segment of the Klamath River, where native fish and wildlife populations are beginning to rebound in response to the recent removal of four dams.