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Nominate an outstanding early-career researcher! The Stevenson Lectureship Award honours creativity and impact in fisheries and aquatic sciences. The recipient will present a plenary lecture and receive travel support. Deadline: Sept 19, 2025. Details ➡️ ow.ly/FTiN50Vqphx

Join us in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for #IAGLR25! IAGLR's 68th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research will feature four days of inspiring science centered around our theme Creating Great Lakes Resilience. Register today for early bird pricing: bit.ly/3E3BuuO

Now inviting Methods papers! Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences has introduced a new article type focused on methodological advances in aquatic sciences. Share your innovative techniques and contribute to the field. Learn more ▶️ ow.ly/G5oh50Vt54N

Spring Open House is just around the corner! 📅 Saturday, April 5 | 10 AM – 2 PM ✅ Apply or accept an offer on the spot 📍 Explore campus 🎁 Enter to win a $10,000 tuition voucher or a grand prize package valued at $20,000 Details: uwin.how/spring1

Apply for a Great Lakes Fishery Commission Student Travel Award. Two awards are available for up to US $1,500 each. Applications are due April 15, and awards are announced in early May. For more information: bit.ly/3E3BuuO

Great to have the first year UWindsor Faculty of Science biology class (BIOL1111 - Biodiversity) visit the FREC to learn first hand about research regarding restoring habitat and species at risk fishes - students enjoyed the hands on experience at the end of the year

Was such a pleasure to tour ⁦Girl Guides of Canada⁩ group at ⁦FREC⁩ in ⁦⁦Town of LaSalle⁩ where ⁦Olivia M. Galloway⁩ read ⁦Ashley Watt⁩ children’s book about endangered Redside to them - lots of fun, screaming and learning were had by all

The federal government has just announced a crucial habitat protection order for the #RedsideDace, a mighty minnow fighting for survival in and around the GTA. This could signal much needed hope for a species that has been under increasing pressure. ow.ly/iKet50VrLQF

Kicking off our ⁦UWindsor Integrative Biology⁩ Honours thesis colloquium with a talk from our very own Honours student Chris, co-mentored by ⁦Dane Roberts⁩ , who studied aspects of lake sturgeon reintroduction efforts

Congratulations Olivia M. Galloway!

Looking forward to these talks by Dr. Dan Mennill! uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2025…

Great work by UWindsor Faculty of Science researchers including IBio Dr. Dan Mennill and his team: cbc.ca/news/canada/wi…

Check out this article by Dr. John Hartig examining some of the federal environmental cuts in metropolitan Detroit and their impacts on the Great Lakes Region. greatlakesnow.org/2025/05/great-…

It was a pleasure to do this interview as I took over role as Editor-in-Chief at Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

If you have any questions about our Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Methods papers do not hesitate to reach out to me.

Great to spend time stream-side with ⁦Ivan Semeniuk⁩ from the ⁦The Globe and Mail⁩ discussing research regarding threats to endangered Redside dace and in the GTA via work ⁦GLIER at UWindsor⁩ ⁦UWindsor Integrative Biology⁩ ⁦FREC⁩

From spawning footage turned kids’ books to lab-grown endangered fish, Trevor E. Pitcher is reimagining what conservation looks like. Now co-Editor-in-Chief of CJFAS, he's championing inclusive science. Read his story on the #CSPBlog 💡▶️ ow.ly/aLQj50VWIIz

🎉 UWindsor reaches new global heights! UWindsor has achieved its highest ranking ever in the 2026 QS World University Rankings, coming in at #546 globally, one of only seven universities in Canada to see an increase. Read more about this milestone: brnw.ch/21wTxxb

🤖🌱 UWindsor researchers are revolutionizing greenhouse farming with robotic pollinators and real-time pest detection. @uwinresearch Discover the future of agriculture: brnw.ch/21wU15P

Look forward to presenting some new work at SEB conference in Antwerp, from our very own UWindsor Integrative Biology Maiza Saqib grad student - with a focus on improving captive breeding for imperilled species, in this case Chinook salmon