We’ve got some #sweet news: A new project in Louisiana will restore nearly 380 acres of marsh in St. Bernard Parish, helping to protect local communities from flood risk while providing benefits to fisheries. #MarshMadnessfisheries.noaa.gov/feature-s…
ALT Aerial view of the site of a marsh restoration project site in North Delacroix, Louisiana. Photo: Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority
Mangroves:
✅ protect against coastal erosion,
✅ help with flood control,
✅ act as carbon sinks,
✅ and support biodiversity and fisheries.
Learn about their benefits & the need to protect them with this infographic by @TheWCS👇
The Open GeoScience Hackathon at the Information Sciences Institute in Marina Del Rey, CA, will provide hands-on training in software packaging, documentation, testing, and publishing through package managers.
May 28-30
Learn more and register by March 31
linked.earth/FROGS/
#DYK? 🤔 The Tijuana River flows 120 miles through Baja California, crosses the U.S.-Mexico border into Southern California, and winds through the Tijuana River Estuary before emptying into the Pacific Ocean near San Diego.
americanrivers.org/river/tij…
ICYMI: The Large-Scale Seagrass Mapping and Management Initiative, or LaSMMI, is working to map, conserve, and measure the impact of seagrass meadows across the Western Indian Ocean. pew.org/3F7UXuF
📸Seychelles Seagrass Mapping and Carbon Assessment project
ALT Two scuba divers studying seagrasses. The quote, “Seagrass meadows, often
overlooked and underprotected, are vital to our planet. - Stacy Baez.” is overlaid.
Now that we have successfully completed #ASLO25 in Charlotte, NC, we look forward to the upcoming #OSM26 conferences in Glasgow, Scotland from Feb 22-27, 2026, and the ASLO-SIL Joint Meeting in Montreal, Quebec, CA from May 12-16, 2026. Mark you calendars and save the date!
Session proposals to open soon.
oceansciencesmeeting.org#ASLO#aquaticscience#oceanography#limnology
There are less than two weeks left to submit your abstract for the #AFS155 Annual Meeting in San Antonio! Make plans to join us August 10-14 for a great line-up of symposia sessions, including Black Bass 2025. Submit your abstract by Tuesday, April 15: afsannualmeeting.fisheries.o…
ALT Photo of colorful flags at Market Square in San Antonio, with text “155th Annual Meeting. Call for Abstracts. Deadline April 15. San Antonio | August 10-14,2025”.
2 weeks left to submit abstracts for #afs155. Failing Successfully part 2 is a great opportunity to share how science really happens, with steps forward and backwards but learning along the way!
There are less than two weeks left to submit your abstract for the #AFS155 Annual Meeting in San Antonio! Make plans to join us August 10-14 for a great line-up of symposia sessions, including Black Bass 2025. Submit your abstract by Tuesday, April 15: afsannualmeeting.fisheries.o…
ALT Photo of colorful flags at Market Square in San Antonio, with text “155th Annual Meeting. Call for Abstracts. Deadline April 15. San Antonio | August 10-14,2025”.
Join us in Providence, RI, July 15-18, 2025, for the #SWS2025 Annual Meeting!
Early Bird Registration ends May 1—lock in your discounted rate now.
Book your stay at the Omni Providence by June 29 before rooms fill up.
Learn more and register today: swsannualmeeting.com
"Surveys of people living in the Great Lakes Basin have shown that 90% consider the health of the Great Lakes a priority, regardless of political views."
Make sure you catch the rest of IAGLR Executive Director Jérôme Marty's interview with @E4Dca here: bit.ly/4hWNhJm
We hope you're enjoying #ASLO25 so far!
Hear from today's award recipients in the Crown Ballroom this morning and learn about key research findings from your peers at the Poster Reception this evening.
View the app or our website for more information: aslo.org/charlotte-2025/
Are you a fishery manager? Browse key fisheries management research with the latest issue from @AmFisheriesSoc's journal, North American Journal of Fisheries Management.
Start reading: oxford.ly/41U1D7y
ALT Oxford University Press is the proud new publisher of the North American Journal of Fisheries Management. Read the latest articles.
14th Biennial Symposium is coming up fast!
-Register online by April 14th for in-person attendance.
-On-site registration will be available.
-Virtual attendance registration is available throughout the conference.
-Workshop/field trips are filling up fast!
CERF is excited to join other coastal programs this afternoon for the "Coastal Communities in the Capitol" information fair for congressional staff interested in learning more about the importance of #estuaries and #coasts.
Navigating the current landscape of Coastal and Estuarine careers can be challenging. As a CERF member, you’ll gain access to a wide range of opportunities. Take the next step with the support of our community.
cerf.science/job-board-info#CoastalScience#Careers#JobSearch
⭐ Editor's Choice ⭐
Potential effects of introduced salmonids on native lake trout Salvelinus namaycush in Lake Huron: evaluating niche overlap using stable isotopes - Jacob Lasci, Keith Hobson & @Bryan_D_Neff
Summary and article ➡️ ow.ly/oYcA50Vj1Fq#FreeAccess
ALT Bayesian standard ellipses representing the core isotopic niches of chinook (pink), coho (green), lake trout (blue), and rainbow trout (purple). There is more overlap between niches in the North Channel and Main Basin than in Georgian Bay.