Fisheries Society of the British Isles
An international society for fish biology
Fisheries Society of the British Isles
An international society for fish biology
Hi, I’m Ada, a first-year PhD student funded by the FSBI Studentship program. My path to a PhD place started in 2018 when I decided to apply for a research-focused masters in freshwater and fish ecology in the UK. The first decision was to contact Prof Anne Magurran, at the University of St Andrews, after reading some of her exciting […]
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Stable isotope analysis (SIA) has emerged as a powerful and widely used tool for understanding the physiology, ecology, evolution, conservation, and management of fishes. Submission Deadline; 1st Feb 2022 Click here to submit an enquiry to the SIA JFB team Research themes may include but are not limited to; The dynamics of isotopic turnover […]
FSBI and IFM A new collaboration to foster integration of science and policy across the fish and fisheries communities What We Plan to Do (Summary) Joint Membership Option A key objective for both societies is to promote dual involvement to improve the connectivity between our members by offering a dual membership package. Increase Our Social […]
PhD Student Ada Eslava (2020-2023) (Supervisor(s): Anne Magurran (University of St Andrews), Amy Deacon (University of the West Indies, St. Augustine) and Indar Ramnarine (University of the West Indies, St. Augustine)) Biodiversity Change in Fish Communities: Integrating Taxonomic, Phylogenetic and Functional Diversity Freshwater fish are among the most vulnerable organisms on the planet due […]
A worldwide statement from 110 societies calls upon urgent action on climate change View the Full Satement Here >> The World Climate Statement Below is a condensed version of the statement from above, drafted by the AFS, that outlines the challenges presented by climate change, the science based evidence for human-caused climate change and […]
My name is Joseph Perkins and I am a student FSBI member finishing my masters by research degree at the University of Salford. In the summer of 2018, I was fortunate enough to get accepted to deliver a speed talk at the FSBI symposium in Hull. The symposium was focused on advances in eDNA-based approaches […]
