To anyone attending Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference, please consider signing up for the workshop on "Applying Principles of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice, & Accessibility (DEIJA) to Invasive Species Research, Management, & Engagement". More info is available here: umisc.net/workshops.html

Calling all Canadian student leaders! Want to make an impact in the Great Lakes scientific community? Run for the IAGLR Board of Directors! Gain leadership experience and contribute to the advancement of science. Apply by October 18. bit.ly/3Mgu1JF

Have questions about the process of peer review? Bring them to the “Peer Review Workshop for Early Career Researchers” webinar on October 22 at 1:00 PM ET, hosted by Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences & Canadian Science Publishing. Register for this FREE AquaSeries webinar 👉: ow.ly/9Wq750TFX5k

Do you do social research in aquatic sciences? We're accepting talks for Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences in Hamilton this Feb! Our session "Real Talk: methods, mistakes and lessons learned navigating social research" is about knowledge sharing & peer mentorship. Check it out: tinyurl.com/2hyw9f4e

Come work with me and some great folks at Trent (Graham Raby) and DFO! Applications will be received until Nov 8.

📢Join our FREE AquaSeries webinar "Peer Review Workshop for Early Career Researchers" 🗓️Tuesday, October 22 at 1:00 PM ET 🐟Hear from publishing and peer review experts 🌊 Hosted by Canadian Science Publishing Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences 👉 Register at forms.gle/YaUFxC4v66qpAF…

Wondering about best practices for peer review? Bring your questions to the “Peer Review Workshop for Early Career Researchers” webinar on October 22 at 1:00 PM ET, hosted by Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences x Canadian Science Publishing and FREE to attend. Register 👉: ow.ly/ocy150THMyA

Join us November 20 for a webinar on what a commitment to EDIA can look like in the aquatic sciences, co-hosted by IAGLR and Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences! us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Understanding stress responses is critical for conserving threatened species, yet directly studying such species can be challenging. This study of two 🐟 species presents a cautionary tale for studying surrogate species for conservation. Read it here: doi.org/10.1093/conphy…

Join us Nov 20 @ 1 pm EST for Making Aquatic Science Spaces More Equitable, Diverse, Inclusive & Accessible. A diverse panel of aquatic scientists will share for actionable EDIA. Register 👉 bit.ly/4dBGJOj Co-hosted by IAGLR & Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences

📢Join us tomorrow for a free webinar on peer-review for early career researchers! Details here: ow.ly/tjn650TNzOy Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences Canadian Science Publishing Environmental Reviews FACETS Journal Canadian Journal of Zoology

Hey fish twitter, I'm handling a MS on common carp movement (telemetru), after >20 invites (*sigh*), I'm still one reviewer short. If you're available and interested, please reach to me via Twitter DM.

Save the date for our next webinar! Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences and IAGLR will co-host a panel discussion on making aquatic science species more equitable, diverse, inclusive, and accessible. November 20 at 1:00 pm EST. Registration information coming soon.

📢We are less than 1 week away from the abstract deadline for our 2025 conference⌛️! Read more and register here: event.fourwaves.com/e4c3873f-ffdf-…

Did you miss our most recent AquaSeries Webinar "Peer Review Workshop for Early Career Researchers"? Don't worry, you can now watch it on our YouTube channel! Click the link to watch now. youtu.be/9HQL2h1r8nE?si…

In our November issue ➡️ On increasing equity and inclusion of early-career professionals for conferences and conference networking in Canadian fisheries and aquatic science societies 🤝🐟🌊 ow.ly/5NEI50U3mJu FishCAST @PredictEcoLab Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences #FreeAccess

Welcome aboard! The new lead editor for the Journal of Great Lakes Research, Margaret Docker, is officially on the clock. The final months of 2024 will be a transition phase working with outgoing editors and she will assume the full role in January 2025. #GreatLakesSci

New 📰| Effects of acute suspended sediment exposure on the swimming and schooling performance of imperilled Redside Dace (Clinostomus elongatus) 🐟 Read it ➡️ ow.ly/wgVI50Ub2fK Trevor E. Pitcher Andy Turko Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences Part of this collection ⤵️: ow.ly/PUPG50Ub2pT

A new study out of our UWindsor Integrative Biology GLIER at UWindsor FREC labs in collaboration with Andy Turko, examining the effects of suspended sediment on Redside dace, a species seemingly on the brink of extinction in Canada due primarily to urbanization stressors

Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences IAGLR Jérôme Marty (He/Him) Morgan Piczak Ali Shakoor In case you missed it, the video is now up on Youtube! youtube.com/watch?v=1SdxRw…