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How do we incorporate hidden intraspecific diversity into conservation think? - a review paper Colin Bean J. Peter Koene SCENE

Another Dr in the house .... well done Dr Amy Green. SCENE @UofG_SBOHVM

❗️#FullyfundedPhD available❗️ Spatial #modelling of mackerel migrations and zonal attachment Uni: University of Strathclyde MathsStats@Strath PI: Dougie Speirs Deadline: Fri 29 Mar ➡️superdtp.st-andrews.ac.uk/how-to-apply/ #ecologicalmodelling #fisheries

Pasionate about #Conservation? Launching our new Applied Conservation Science MSc University of Glasgow @UofG_SBOHVM. Embark into a transformative journey where advanced quantitative methods meet practical ecological skills! Info here: gla.ac.uk/postgraduate/t… (Photo: @JWEJeglinski)

New publication looking a #salmon #smolt mortality during estuarine migration AFBI James Barry - River Boyne

Join OTN for study hall! Every Thursday, the OTN data team works with peers from across the globe to answer telemetry data questions and help problem-solve! DM us for the participation link. #TelemetryTuesday

PhD Position utilizing acoustic telemetry to quantify net-pen aquaculture effects on wild fish send cover letter, CV and unofficial transcripts to [email protected] Please tweet

New publication, now open access! The use of predator tags to explain reversal movement patterns in Atlantic salmon smolts (Salmo salar). Marine Institute SeaMonitor funded by Interreg. doi.org/10.1111/jfb.15…

Come join our lab (Arctic Sustainability Lab UiT Norges arktiske universitet) for a dream spatial ecology PhD student position! Exciting opportunity to work with tracking data of mobile species to identify ecological corridors as part of the EU Horizon BioProtect project. jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…

🚨New paper led by Edy Setyawan: we used network analysis to describe patterns of connectivity and population structure for 72 reef manta rays tracked over 5 years across an array of 34 acoustic receivers in Raja Ampat royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

Finished scouting our next impossible2Possible youth expedition route, in some of the most beautiful desert terrain I’ve crossed….❤️ #adventuretime

Our 2:nd run of PSAT-tagging of Baltic #Salmon is under way. Salmon is tagged in southern Baltic sea to study survival of C&R in recreational trolling fishing and to map migration routes to northern rivers #fishsci

We are delighted to welcome Prof Harrod Chris Harrod who will be our new Director at our field station SCENE Chris gave a fascinating talk and is clearly enthusiastic & passionate about his role and collaborating with others -watch this space! #SBOHVMResearch #SBOHVMAwayDay

The power of collaboration - check out this new paper which describes the inshore and offshore marine migration pathways of Atlantic salmon post-smolts from multiple rivers in Scotland, England, Northern Ireland, and Ireland  doi.org/10.1111/jfb.15…

Check out our new paper on the early marine migration of Atl. salmon smolts from multiple rivers in Scotland, England, Ireland and N.Ireland SCENE SeaMonitor Atlantic Salmon Trust onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jf…

It has taken 45 authors, 1914 tagged fish, from 25 rivers in 8 projects to describe the coastal pathways taken by salmon smolts from Ireland, N. Ireland, W Scotland & England in this new paper. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jf… Jessica Rodger Jessie Lilly Atlantic Salmon Trust Colin Bean

There have only been 4 Directors of SCENE; on the first day of office of the 4th- Chris Harrod - the previous two - Roger Tippett (1972-1995) and Colin Adams (1995 – 2024) were there to welcome him this fantastic research and teaching field station. @UofG_SBOHVM Chris Harrod

New paper! Pleased to see another chapter from my PhD make it to Open Access #JFB fsbi and used to inform Ascension's fisheries mangement plans🌟 Cool reel series from Ascension Island MPA [RT]🤩

How successfully salmon smolts migrate down river can be in part predicted by the landscape of the catchment Jessica Rodger Atlantic Salmon Trust SCENE

High migration success of Atlantic salmon smolts in standing waters could be due to relative current speeds providing good quality directional cues to migrants. More from Jessica Rodger Colin Adams Angus Lothian SCENE UofG SBOHVM GFT  doi.org/10.1111/eff.12…