Courtney MacSween now presents new methods and gear developed by Innovasea

Now, Erlend Mjelde Hanssen (Erlend M.Hanssen) presents his work on assessing the predation of genetically introgressed Atlantic Salmon by Eurasian Otters

Our next speaker is Louarn Fauchet (Louarn Fauchet) talking about demographic and genetic effects of a restoration program on two endangered Atlantic salmon populations in Québec

Joris Philip talks this time on behalf of fsbi, presenting their history and work

Our next speaker is Anthony Fontaine presenting his work on Spatio-temporel patterns of Atlantic salmon life history diversity in southern France

Now Ava Sergio presents her work on tracking endangered Atlantic Whitefish in their last remaining habitat using acoustic telemetry

Our next speaker is Alexandre Carbonneau (Alexandre Carbonneau) talking about Post-glacial evolution and maintenance of residency in Quebec's Atlantic salmon rivers

Our final speaker today is Caliyena Brown presenting her work on Marine predation of endangered inner Bay of Fundy Atlantic salmon kelts

This morning, Amy Weston and Thomas Sweeney are presenting the work carried out by the Nova Scotia Salmon Association (Nova Scotia Salmon Association | NSSA), highlighting how to effectively use data to inform on the ground conservation

Workshop evening at #NoWPaS2025 — great energy as everyone dives into identifying major threats and challenges facing salmonids, and brainstorming innovative solutions!

The evening wrapped up with a fun quiz on salmonids, Canada, Nova Scotia… and wacky questions!

Professor Eva Thorstad opens our fourth and final session this morning with a talk on the invasion of pink salmon in the North Atlantic

The next speaker is William Perry (William Perry fishsci.com/@DrWillPerry) presenting his work on the use of environmental DNA approaches to detect salmonid abundance, distribution and population structure in rivers

Next is Aglaé Lambert (Aglaé Lambert) presenting her work on Niche overlap between Fallfish and Brook trout in a boreal, warming river

Now, Samantha Crowley is giving her talk on Predicting the impacts of future climate change on Arctic Charr populations in the Canadian north using genomic offset analyses and species distribution modeling

Karolanne Tremblay from the Fédération québécoise pour le saumon atlantique (Saumon Québec) is now presenting the organization’s work and objectives

Our next speaker is Phoebe Kaiser-Wilk (Phoebe) presenting her work on Long term population trends of Atlantic salmon across different spatial scales

The final speaker of the #NoWPaS2025 conference is Saron Berhe, presenting her research on salmonids in transition; habitat use and interactions within a changing Arctic ecosystem