Program (CET timezone)
Global Swimways Webinar Marathon
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Wrap up
Global Swimways Webinar Marathon
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Wrap up
Joshua Royte (moderator) - TNC Maine, USA
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INTRO: GLOBAL SWIMWAYS
Arjan Berkhuysen - World Fish Migration Foundation, The Netherlands
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300 years of decline: status and trends of native fish in Oceania
Lee Baumgartner - Charles Sturt University, Australia
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Fish Passage strategy New Zealand
Sjaan Bowie - Department of Conservation, New Zealand
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NSW Fish Passage Strategy and the challenges to restore the Murray-Darling River Swimway
Matthew Gordos - New South Wales - Department of Primary Insdustries (NSW DPI Fisheries)
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A Māori perspective on migratory fish passage from Coastal Lakes/Lagoons, with a focus on Te Roto o Wairewa (Lake Forsyth)
Iaean Cranwell - Ngāi Tahu - Indigenous Tribe from South Island of New Zealand
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Darling River Catastrophe: can we fix it?
Martin Mallen-Cooper - Charles Sturt University (CSU), OzFish Unlimited, Fishway Consulting Services, Australia
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Papua New Guinea, the Wallace Line and the transition to Indonesia
Arif Wibowo - Research Institute for Inland Fisheries and Extensions, IFRDMD/SEAFDEC, Indonesia
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Wrap Up
Lee Baumgartner (moderator) - Charles Sturt University (CSU), Australia
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INTRO: GLOBAL SWIMWAYS
Arjan Berkhuysen - World Fish Migration Foundation, The Netherlands
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Eastern Asia status and trends
Zeb Hogan - University of Nevada, USA
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Japan: removing dams for pink salmon
Hirokazu Urabe - Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Research Institute, Japan
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Current ecological issues of major rivers in South Korea - Nakdong River
Gae-Jae Joo - Pusan National University, South Korea
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Taimen Conservation in Delgermoron River Northern Mongolia
Gankhuyag Balbar and Tuguldur Enkhtsetseg - TNC, Mongolia
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The Yangtze, 18 years of Conservation Programme
Xinqiao Zhang - WWF, China
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Wonders of the Mekong program
Seila Chea - Wonders of the Mekong project, Cambodia
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Wrap Up
Erin Loury (moderator) - FishBio, USA
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INTRO: GLOBAL SWIMWAYS
Arjan Berkhuysen - World Fish Migration Foundation, The Netherlands
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Central and South Asia status and trends
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The Amur River and the protection of its salmon
Olga Cheblukova - WWF Russia-Amur Branch, Russia
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Golden Opportunities: Conserving Mahseer in Bhutan and the region
Julie Claussen - Fisheries Conservation Foundation, USA
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India: the importance of fish
Derek Dzousa - Mahseer Trust & All India Game Fishing Association, India
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Refugees and refugia of desiccated Aral Sea ichthyofauna (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan)
Bakhtiyor Karimov - Academy of Science of Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan
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Wrap Up
Ruben van Treeck (moderator) - IGB Berlin, Germany
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INTRO: GLOBAL SWIMWAYS
Arjan Berkhuysen - World Fish Migration Foundation, The Netherlands
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Western Asia status and trends
Jörg Freyhof - Natural History Museum of Berlin, Germany
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Migratory fishes of Turkey
Devrim Memis - Istanbul University, Turkey
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West Arabia: The most unkown rivers in the world
Nashat Hamidan - Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN), Jordan
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Between two seas: Kura River
Jörg Freyhof - Natural History Museum of Berlin, Germany
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Jordan River Basin: Contemplate history in its purest state
Tarek Abulhawa - Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN), Jordan
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Ruben van Treeck (moderator) - IGB Berlin, Germany
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INTRO: GLOBAL SWIMWAYS
Arjan Berkhuysen - World Fish Migration Foundation, The Netherlands
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Africa status and trends: River restoration and fish migration in Africa
Gordon O’Brien - University of Mpumalanga, South Africa
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Eels in Africa
Emmanuel Mbaru - Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute, Kenya
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The Nile Basin Initiative
Abdulkarim H Seid - Nile Basin Initative, Uganda
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The Luangwa River: One of the longest remaining free-rivers in Africa
Sililo Agness Musutus - WWF, Zambia
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Niger River: Anthropogenic activities and threats to fish fauna
Philippe Laleye - University of Abomey-Calavi, Benin
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Saving Sandfish: Rescuing one of South Africa's most threatened freshwater fish
Jeremy Shelton - Freshwater Research Center (FRCSA), South Africa
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Introduction to the Water Fund: Relevance of river connectivity & river restoration to water security in Africa
Louise Strafford - TNC, Africa
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Wrap Up
Peter Limbu (moderator) and Gordon O’Brien (Wrap Up) - TNC and University of Mpumalanga
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INTRO: GLOBAL SWIMWAYS
Arjan Berkhuysen - World Fish Migration Foundation, The Netherlands
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Europe status and trends: What we know and don’t know when mapping Swimways
William Darwall - IUCN, UK
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Reconnecting Europe’s Rivers: where do we start?
Carlos García de Leaniz - Swansea University, AMBER, UK
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As the sturgeon swims- why we need a combination of open migration corridors, in situ protection and ex situ conservation to save the Danubes living fossils.
Thomas Friedrich - University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), Austria
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River Rhine - Restoring fish migration in the former sewer of Europe
Marc de Rooy -Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment, The Netherlands
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Ätran Dam removal (Falkenberg, Sweden)
Olle Calles - Karlstad University, Sweden
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Restoring 3000 km of free flowing river in Estonia. Meet the biggest European river restoration project.
Külli Tammur - Environment Agency, Estonia
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Wrap Up
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INTRO: GLOBAL SWIMWAYS
Arjan Berkhuysen - World Fish Migration Foundation, The Netherlands
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South America status and trends
Luiz Gustavo M. Silva - Universidade Federal de São João del-Rei, MG, Brasil and Stocker lab, Institute of Environmental Engineering, ETH Zurich
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Magdalena River: The sustenance of a whole country
Luz Fernanda Jiménez - University of Antioquia, Colombia
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Marañón River: The source of the biggest river in the world
Christel Scheske and Bruno Monteferri - Peruvian Society for Environmental Law, Peru
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Upper Amazon
Paul Van Damme - Institute for Applied Research on Aquatic Resources FAUNAGUA, University of Mayor de San Simón (UMSS), Bolivia
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The beginning of upstream migration of freshwater fish in the Amazon River
Ronaldo Borges Barthem - Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi- Belém-PA-Brazil, Brazil
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Parana Basin: El Corredor Azul (Argentina)
Claudio Baigún - Wetlands International, Argentina
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The Baker and other large rivers in Chilean Patagonia
Claudio Meier - The University of Memphis, USA
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Wrap Up
Luiz Gustavo M. Silva (moderator) - Universidade Federal de São João Del Rei, Australia
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INTRO: GLOBAL SWIMWAYS
Arjan Berkhuysen - World Fish Migration Foundation, The Netherlands
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Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean: status and trends
Topis Contreras Macbeth - FFSG, Mexico
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The big unkown migrators: Shrimps
Omar Pérez - Puerto Rico University, Puerto Rico
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Rivers and fishes of a biodiversity hotspot in the Northern Neotropics
Caleb McMahan and Diego Elias - Field Museum, LSU Museum of Natural Science, USA
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The magnificent travelers along the Usumacinta and their challenges
Yasmin Quintana - Texas A&M University (TAMU), Guatemala
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From Ridge to Reef: Exploring Honduran fish diversity and trends
Claudia Lardizabal - National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH), Honduras
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Sixaola, Estrella, Changuinola Rivers: Connecting the Continental Devide to the Ocean
Bill Mclarney - ANAI Association, USA and Costa Rica
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Wrap Up
Topis Contreras Macbeth (moderator), FFSG, Mexico
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INTRO: GLOBAL SWIMWAYS
Arjan Berkhuysen - World Fish Migration Foundation, The Netherlands
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USA & Canada status and trends
Steve Cooke - Carleton University, Canada
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Opening up rivers in the USA through the National Fish Passage program
Eric MacMillan - FFish and Aquatic Conservation , USFWS, USA
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Fish migration into ephemeral ground waters: spawing in pastures and forests
Bernie R. Kuhajda - Tennessee Aquarium Conservation Institute, USA
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We Are Salmon People: Reconnecting the Broken Salmon Trail
Karlie Knight and Dennis Zimmerman - Yukon First Nation, Carcross/Tagish First Nation, Kwanlin Dün First Nation and Ta’an Kwäch’än Council, Canada
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Bonnevillle Fish Passage Center and it's role in the Columbia River Swimway
Ben Hausmann - Bonneville Power Administration, USA
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The River herrings are back. Local experiences from Plymouth (Mass) after removing 6 dams
Dave Gould - Town of Plymouth, USA
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Hawaii: river situation and fish passage
Gordon Smith - Pacific Islands Fish and Wildlife, USFWS, USA