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Recognize an early-career researcher in fisheries or aquatic sciences at an institution in Canada (including universities, government agencies, research institutes, or NGOs). Call for Nominations closes September 25 ➡️ https://ow.ly/maw350Z0bhP

This collection celebrates Jeff Hutchings' scientific legacy with work inspired by his contributions to #FisherieScience, #Ecology, and policy. View more ▶️ https://ow.ly/9QzL50YWFwS #AquaticResearch #MarineBiology Canadian Journal of Zoology Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

#AtlanticCanada offers a critical lens on the future of marine fisheries science. Submit your research on climate impacts, governance, and ecosystem change to this CJFAS collection. ▶️ https://ow.ly/IJxB50YASgI #MarineScience #AquaticScience

Research by Emily Yeung et al. shows lab-bred juvenile Atlantic Whitefish from a historically landlocked population retain high seawater tolerance, suggesting that re-establishment of anadromy is feasible for species recovery https://ow.ly/N7qv50ZfWwT

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Small pelagic fish make up more than 30% of the global fisheries catch. This collection explores their role in food webs, ecosystems, and sustainable management. Submit your research now ▶️ https://ow.ly/uP1y50XJYKJ #PelagicFish #AquaticResearch #CallForPapers

Nominate an outstanding early-career researcher! The Stevenson Lectureship Award honours creativity and impact in fisheries and aquatic sciences. Details ➡️ https://ow.ly/ogZi50YXvgu @cdnsciencepub.com @scas-scsa.bsky.social

Wildfire interacts with land cover to influence mercury concentrations in juvenile Steelhead in coastal California watersheds https://ow.ly/Wxhx50ZfYr2 📊: Abbott et al., Fig. 2 | cjfas-2025-0357

Conservation challenges have changed dramatically since Canada’s Wild Salmon Policy was introduced in 2005. This collection examines how the Policy can adapt to meet today's realities 🐟▶️ https://ow.ly/6IBP50Z58nj 📸 SkeenaWild #FisheriesScience

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Incorporating environmental covariates into a state-space stock assessment model for Yellowtail Flounder https://ow.ly/ICW950ZfZzf 📊: Kittel et al., Fig. 4 | cjfas-2025-0289

Abundance trends within the freshwater mussel assemblages of seven major southwestern Ontario rivers https://ow.ly/sOgH50ZfYxa 📈: van der Lee et al., Fig. 2 | cjfas-2025-0429

Do you have research on how marine fisheries are adapting to rapid environmental and policy change? Submit your research to our collection. Deadline: Dec. 31, 2026. Learn more ▶️ https://ow.ly/G9R450YAS5z #FisheriesScience #MarineScience #AquaticScience

Using environmental and nontargeted data for the validation of a fishery-independent survey for northern shrimp https://ow.ly/G9qU50ZfY1W 📈: McDonald et al., Fig. 9 | cjfas-2026-0017

#EditorsChoice 🌟 Research on adaptive morphological plasticity and local adaptation in invasive #BrownTrout, featured in this Jeff Hutchings tribute collection. See more contributions ▶️ https://ow.ly/9ULw50YWzgu #AquaticResearch #MarineBiology

For 125 years, CJFAS has supported and shared research in aquatic sciences, built on collaboration across generations of researchers and editors. Read more about our history on the #CSPBlog 🐟▶️ https://ow.ly/4fy050Z7IOQ #AquaticScience #FisheriesScience

Freshwater browning does not stop at the shoreline. This collection examines darkening across the freshwater–sea continuum, from permafrost peatlands to coastal waters of the Baltic Sea ▶️ https://ow.ly/NrR050Yl9nh #FishEcology #AquaticScience #FisheriesScience Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies

Extensive pelagic habitat use by adult Yellowtail Kingfish in the Tasman Sea https://ow.ly/PkFG50ZfZIa 🗺️: Goddard et al., Fig. 2 | cjfas-2025-0343

Small pelagic fish make up more than 30% of the global fisheries catch. This collection explores their role in food webs, ecosystems, and sustainable management. Submit your research now ▶️ https://ow.ly/EszH50XJYIM #PelagicFish #AquaticResearch #CallForPapers

How are zebra mussels, water chemistry, and native unionids connected? Brielle Comartin ‪& Anthony Ricciardi ‬report on the impacts of biofouling in a lake with suboptimal calcium concentrations ➡️ https://ow.ly/pSNe50ZfXmr 📊: Comartin & Ricciardi, Fig. 6 | cjfas-2025-0135

Derived from the Stevenson Lectureship delivered by Dr. Sandra Binning at the 2024 Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences meeting, this Perspective provides the state of knowledge on host–parasite interactions in Quebec fishes https://ow.ly/Vy7950ZfX3L

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New paper published in @cjfas.bsky.social! This paper, led by @belindagoddard.bsky.social, showcased the broad cross jurisdictional movements of yellowtail kingfish (Seriola lalandi) through satellite tagging of 50 fish. @fabricejaine.bsky.social

The endangered Atlantic Whitefish is endemic to Nova Scotia, Canada. Research by Emily Yeung et al. shows that this ancestrally anadromous fish retains high saltwater tolerance after generations of landlocking. Read the Editor's Choice paper ➡️ https://ow.ly/sIx750ZfWBM 🗺️ | Fig. 1 cjfas-2025-0326

Integrating mark-recapture, catch, and expert habitat assessments to quantify recent increases in humpback chub in the Grand Canyon segment of the Colorado River https://ow.ly/Xsb350ZfXqY 📊: Dzul et al., Fig. 5 | cjfas-2025-0169

Marine migrations and trophic niche use of Arctic Char in southwest Greenland fjords with contrasting influxes from glacial runoff https://ow.ly/kcUx50ZfXZU 📊: Davidsen et al., Fig. 2 | cjfas-2025-0410

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Submissions are now open for #FreshwaterPolicyandPractice. This journal publishes research, case studies, and perspectives that support better freshwater decision-making across science, policy, and practice. Learn more ▶️ https://ow.ly/f9Or50Z3l5x #FreshwaterScience

From groundfish recovery to climate-driven ecosystem shifts, this collection brings together emerging priorities in fisheries science. Submit your research to be included! ▶️ https://ow.ly/PA2r50YASpP #MarineScience #AquaticScience