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NASPS Webinar – Early Life Stage Recruitment Bottlenecks 23 June 2021 at 10 AM PST   NASPS invites you to a webinar focused on early life stage recruitment bottlenecks in sturgeons.  We are excited to have 3 presenters who will describe aspects of their research

Another friend of sturgeons passed away go to the obituary

New Jersey’s Bureau of Marine Fisheries first deployed acoustic receivers to track the migratory patterns of the endangered Atlantic sturgeon in the Delaware Bay ten years ago. Interesting results. go to the site

A massive 240-pound lake sturgeon was caught last week from the Detroit River by a fishery conservation crew of the Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office. The female fish had nearly a four-foot girth and was estimated to be more than 100 years old. read

LIFE FOR DANUBE STURGEONS (2016-2020)   The recently finalized “LIFE FOR DANUBE STURGEONS” project focused on saving sturgeons in the Lower Danube and western Black Sea region. The reasons for their decline are complex, but lack of awareness and information is a root cause of

A leading caviar trader is calling for a tightening of appellation rules for sturgeon. go to the site

The WWF reports on the freshwater fish that are critical for lives and livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people and the health of rivers, lakes, and wetlands. But 1/3rd of them are already threatened with extinction. Promoting thriving populations of freshwater fishes and the

We report here the press release from the WWF of a report about the new evidence of systematic violations from the lower Danube region read the report

We report here the news from the WWF of the rising of the sturgeon poaching along the Danube. go to the news

In Memoriam: Fred S. Conte Fred S. Conte, UC Davis Cooperative Extension Aquaculture Specialist, passed away on February 19, 2021. Dr. Conte was born March 10, 1940 in Houston, Texas to Dr. Raphael and Etta Conte.  He has one older brother, Frank.  He met his