Our meeting is now live! Registrants- please see your email for login updates. Sorry for the delay. #NASPS2021

Be sure to tune in to Day 2 of #NASPS2021 virtual meeting at 8am PST. Today, we'll have more technical presentations, a business meeting, and our first virtual poster session. nasps-sturgeon.org/wp-content/upl…

Congrats to Tim Haxton, our newest Order of the Acipenser award recipient, recognizing a career of #sturgeon and #paddlefish conservation. We surprised him with the award in the business meeting. #NASPS2021

#NASPS2021 is wrapping up. Thanks to all presenters, attendees, and organizers. Looking forward to seeing you all in a non-virtual format (crazy, right?) next year in Folsom, CA!

Registration is wide open for #NASPS2022 in Folsom, CA. We hope you can join us to discuss and advance #sturgeon and #paddlefish conservation. nasps-sturgeon.org/nasps-2022-ann…

The abstract deadline for #NASPS2022 is approaching Aug. 12th. We invite you to join us in Folsom, CA, Oct. 23-27 for a conference on #sturgeon and #paddlefish conservation, management, and research. nasps-sturgeon.org/nasps-2022-ann…

#SturgeonMoon #sturgeon

Tomorrow 8/12 is the abstract deadline for #NASPS2022. Also, if you’d go ahead and register for the meeting too, that’d be just great. See links below 👇

Anyone from Team #Sturgeon know any specifics about Hank’s request below?

Hey #sturgeon and #paddlefish peeps- the NASPS student/young professional society is looking for fresh faces! If you are a professor, student, post-doc, or a recent grad with an interest in conservation of these fishes, please reach out to us. Thanks

Specifically, you can reach out to the student subunit via email NASPSstudents(at)gmail Thanks.

We’re accepting abstracts for our #sturgeon and #paddlefish symposium at #AFS153 Submit here: secure.fisheries.org/SSO/XCD/Sign_I…

The abstract submission deadline is tomorrow April 21. Hope to see you there. #NASPS2023 #AFS153

Abstract deadline is tomorrow for the #sturgeon and #paddlefish symposium.

Please share with anyone working on data-deficient imperiled species. We reviewed anecdotal occurrence records in newspapers to reconstruct pre-dam ranges of migratory fishes. NASPS onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ef…