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Sturgeon found in pantry of Danish vessel that sank in 1495

18 September 2020

King's trophy fish found preserved in centuries-old Danish shipwreck Two-metre-long sturgeon found in pantry of Danish king’s vessel that sank in 1495 A two-metre-long sturgeon, a species today near extinction, has been found preserved in the pantry of a 500-year-old Danish royal shipwreck in the

DSTF position paper

18 September 2020

DSTF issues a position paper on the need for a continuation of the sturgeon fishing moratorium in the Danube River and Black Sea The Danube Sturgeon Task Force is a multi-stakeholder group, platform and interface for the conservation of Danube-Black Sea sturgeons within the

World Climate Statement

14 September 2020

The WSCS, together with over 100 aquatic scientific societies, responded to the call of the American Fisheries Society to sound a climate change alarm and to raise the level of attention on the serious impacts that climate changes are already having on marine, coastal and

Extremely low flow of the Kuban river (Russia, Krasnodar Region)

31 August 2020

The catastrophic and never seen low water flow of the Kuban River, combined with the predicted very hot second half of summer, caused a deterioration of the water quality in the Krasnodar reservoir and a threat to the sturgeon broodstock of the Kubanbioresursi State Regional Centre of

Good news from WWF Central and Eastern EU

30 July 2020

Breaking: Court Decision in Small Hydropower Case: The Public Interest Takes Precedent over Private Business go to the site

Living Planet Index for Migratory Freshwater Fish

28 July 2020

Dear Word Fish Migration Day colleagues, We would like to share specially with our WFMD present and past participants this important news beforehand. Tomorrow on July 28th at 00:01 European Central Time we will be releasing the first-ever Living Planet Index for Migratory Freshwater

180,000 juvenile Ship sturgeon released in Iran

20 July 2020

180,000 juvenile Ship sturgeon released into the Sefidroud River (south of the Caspian Sea) by Iran despite the Covid-19 crisis Ship sturgeon (Acipenser nudiventris) is one of the 27 species of Acipenseridae, whose offspring are in great danger of extinction, and unfortunately there is no

New WORLD RECORD Paddlefish

20 July 2020

New WORLD RECORD Paddlefish snagged in Oklahoma- 146.7 lbs (66.5 kg) Read more World Record Paddlefish: Conspiracies, Genetics, and Advances in Snagging Technology. Read more

Sturgeon in the New York Times!

20 July 2020

Sturgeon in the New York Times! This article describes how the Donella Miller of the Yakama Nation is working to develop local caviar production as part of the conservation strategy for Columbia River white sturgeon. Read more

Large Acipenser sturio caught (and released)

6 June 2020

A large Acipenser sturio (240 cm TL) caught in the Gironde estuary last Wednesday afternoon, probably one of the few survivors of cohorts 1988 or 1994 which were heavily exploited by poachers when they moved out of the estuary. The sturgeon returned to the water

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Sturgeon found in pantry of Danish vessel that sank in 1495

DSTF position paper

World Climate Statement

Extremely low flow of the Kuban river (Russia, Krasnodar Region)

Good news from WWF Central and Eastern EU

Living Planet Index for Migratory Freshwater Fish

180,000 juvenile Ship sturgeon released in Iran

New WORLD RECORD Paddlefish

Sturgeon in the New York Times!

Large Acipenser sturio caught (and released)

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