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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

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

The program "Mighty Rivers" has in this episode the Yang River as its object, and extensively reports the problems of the three species of sturgeons and paddlefish in this big river of China and also tells about the actions that are underway for the conservation of

A few days ago the Romanian Ministry of Environment, published on its website the draft Order on measures for recovery and conservation of sturgeon populations in the natural habitats. The Minister of Environment and the Secretary of State within the Ministry of Agriculture had an

Don’t miss an opportunity to be part of one of the world’s largest fisheries conferences. To be held in Adelaide, Australia from 20-24 September 2021, delegates can participate in this year’s event, either online or in person through a hybrid program. Connect with leading global

The WSCS and NASPS held a joint Governing Board meeting on 18 February 2021 to discuss shared objectives for each society. Publications, planned meetings and workshops, and supported conservation actions for each society were discussed. One joint activity to highlight is the development of an