Lots of familiar faces at Atlantic Society of Fish and Wildlife Biologists 2022! A weekend full of research, networking and reunions! A few pictures of some of the amazing presentations given by UNB folks Brian Hayden Antóin O'Sullivan and UNB alum Kristine Hanifen & Matt Warner

Do you research Canadian rivers? We would love to hear about your work at the Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences 2023 conference in our special session Canadian Rivers - understanding flowing water ecosystems in a changing world (SS11). Abstract deadline November 11, 2022 scas-scsa.ca/Registration-&…

Are you researching aquatic species at risk? Consider joining our Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences special session: Progress and Priorities for the Recovery of Aquatic Species at Risk. Abstracts due Nov. 10. More details below. DM me with questions! scas-scsa.ca/Registration-&…

The CRI Student Leadership Committee is hosting a virtual coffee house from 7 - 9 PM (AST) on Tuesday, November 15th on Discord featuring guest speaker Janet Blackadar. Registration required: forms.gle/PFMyWt6sKWDYyC…. The meeting link will be sent after November 10th.

Thanks to all who attended our first SLC Coffee House! We chatted about consulting/industry jobs, and how our skills can be super transferable after graduation with our guest, Janet Blackadar. We also all had a chance to introduce ourselves and our research projects!

The UNB WARM Lab won our #LaterWaderAWN photo contest earlier this year. We recently caught up with them to find out more about this muddy memory! 📸 Read all about it in our latest #CommunitySpotlight article: atlwaternetwork.ca/community-spot… UNB Forestry & Environmental Management

CRI Fellows and Graduate students are busy at #SCAS_SCSA2023!

WARM Lab represent 🤿

First field-documented case of a zebra mussel attached to a fish (lake chub). This phoretic interaction could facilitate within-basin spread of zebra mussels via fish migration and their overland transport by anglers moving baitfish. Read our new article: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Just because it seems normal, doesn't mean it is. 'Shifting baseline syndrome' describes the gradual acceptance of degraded environmental conditions as the new normal. 📸: Cameron Shepherd

The Student Leadership Committee has been hard at work behind the scenes preparing for this event. :) Can't wait to see everyone!

This was an awesome opportunity to share my research, and I ended the day with first place for my presentation. 🎉 Thanks for having me!

dynamicSDM: An R package for species geographical distribution and abundance modelling at high spatiotemporal resolution - excited to share our new #OpenAccess paper out now in Methods in Ecology and Evolution ! 🌍 👉Link: doi.org/10.1111/2041-2… @ICASLeeds @SRILeeds NERC Panorama DTP Earth and Environment at Leeds 1/5

Congrats to all the awardees!

Please RT! Two MSc positions open at UNB Saint John to work in my lab! One position will focus on transcriptomic analyses in collaboration with @AnneMarie_DC. The other will examine evolved pollution tolerance in coastal fishes of NB in collaboration with ACAP Saint John.

We are hosting our spring seminar on April 25th at Mount Allison University! This years theme is Geospatial Techniques! We look forward to seeing everyone there! Please register on our website (link in bio)!🗾🧭 Stay tuned for more details!

This is what collaboration looks like! CRI Fellows who contributed to Rivers of North America 2nd Ed include Jen Lento @Jen_Lento, Wendy Monk @ecohydro_sci, Michelle Gray Michelle Gray, & Allen Curry Allen Curry (@racthewaterweaver.bsky.social), Joseph Culp, Kurt Samways and Tim Jardine is a co-editor!

We are so excited to announce our call for sessions for our 2024 conference in Fredericton, NB! Find out more info on how to submit a session proposal here: scas-scsa.ca/Sessions . We can't wait to hear what you come up with!