On #WorldWaterDay & throughout the year, citizen scientists provide valuable data on intermittently dry rivers in Southwest U.S. This information allows #NSFfunded researchers to determine how to manage #water resources in changing climate. bit.ly/2HyWjzD

In celebration of #WorldWaterDay, here’s a great article about data collection by citizen scientists. The article is based on a study by Allen et al. in Freshwater Science: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10.10… @danallenOU

Long-term streamflow and habitat connectivity declines documented by community members volunteering in AZ — great new #citizenscience study from @danallenOU et al! journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…

UPDATE— a new link for article is: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10.10…

Were you unable to watch the WOTUS webinar live? A recording is now available on the SFS WOTUS resources page! freshwater-science.org/wotus Society of Wetland Scientists ASLO Freshwater Mollusk Conservation Society SFS Students SFS - Taiga CalSFS

Does urbanization alter riparian food webs in tropical streams? In Puerto Rico, riparian spiders consume similar amounts of aquatic & terrestrial resources in rural streams, but relay on aquatic resources in urban ones. Our latest pub by Sean P. Kelly, PhD journals.uchicago.edu/doi/pdfplus/10…

Recent publication with ARamirez Lab in FWS Journal now available as "open access" journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…. In the Rio Piedras urban watershed in Puerto Rico the proportion of aquatic insects in the diets of riparian spiders increased by ~30% at more urbanized sites

Our journal, Freshwater Science FWS Journal, is looking for a copy editor! Application open until 7/15. #WritingCommunity #scicomm freshwater-science.org/job-posting/fr…

[1/2] Wonderful memorial (goo.gl/Z8Fot1) of Andy Sheldon by deb finn. Andy was an Freshwater Science mentor to many (me included) and will be greatly missed. However, Andy's love of stream fieldwork will live on thanks to deb finn et al.!

Emily Bernhardt's essay, "Being Kind", was recently featured in Nature. Emily was president of SFS from 2016 to... fb.me/2gm2bDCLN

Know a deserving candidate for the Freshwater Science Hynes Early Investigator Award? For paper w/in past 3 years from lead author w/ terminal grad degree in last 5 yrs. Nominations due next week, MARCH 15. For more info: freshwater-science.org/awards-program…

Congratulations to our 2018 SFS Fellows @EStanLimnology, Gary Lamberti, Chuck Hawkins, & Denis Newbold! freshwater-science.org/awards-program…

Congratulations to journal editor Pam Silver on winning the Society for Freshwater Science's Distinguished Service Award! Freshwater Science #2018SFS

If you'd like to wish editor Pamela Silver well on the occasion of her retirement from Freshwater Science, please stop by the journal's table and fill in a note card. #2018SFS Freshwater Science

Check out the latest issue of Freshwater Science: journals.uchicago.edu/toc/fws/curren…

Help us test the Ecological Evidence Exchange at the Freshwater Science journal booth. #2018SFS Read about this exciting initiative: journals.uchicago.edu/toc/fws/curren…

Updated numbers of this year's meeting - over 1000 attendees! #2018SFS

Congratulations to Pam Silver for her selfless service as EIC of our Freshwater Science journal Freshwater Science #2018SFS accolades richly-deserved!

Reunión del capítulo Latino Americano de SFS, buenas ideas en buena compañía. #2018SFS

It's #WorldTurtleDay! Read "An aggregation of turtles in a Florida spring yields insights into effects of grazing on vegetation" by Jennifer Adler Adler et al. in our June issue of Freshwater Science. doi.org/10.1086/697541