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The Fisheries Collaborative Program and the Santa Cruz-Monterey Bay Area Student Subunit of the American Fisheries Society invite you to the fourth annual Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science seminar series. Check out the line 2024 lineup below.
The Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science series aims to highlight diversity in fisheries science by offering a platform for speakers from backgrounds that are non-traditional, historically underrepresented, or who have a unique perspective on fisheries science (art, sustainable food, etc.) to share their work and by creating space for early career professionals to network with professionals in the industry.
- Wednesday, March 20, Brook M. Thompson, Yurok & Karuk Native American and UCSC Ph.D. Student
- Wednesday, April 17 – Rene Henery, Ph.D., Trout Unlimited & University of Nevada, Reno – Global Water Center
- Wednesday, May 1 – Alissa Takesy, UCSC ENVS Ph.D. Student
- Wednesday, May 8 – Elizabeth Ruiz, California Department of Fish and Wildlife
- Wednesday, May 22 – Theo Claire, Department of Water Resources – Riverine Stewardship Program
- Wednesday, May 29 – Alan Lovewell, Real Good Fish
Missed an event? Check out recordings below.
Watch (or re-watch) some of FCP’s recorded past events.
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Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science 2024 – Rene Henery, Ph.D.
Access the recorded seminar here
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Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science 2024 – Brook M. Thompson
Access the recorded seminar here
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Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science – 2023
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Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science – 2022
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Science Sunday, featuring Miles Daniels, Ph.D.
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Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science Speaker Series – 2021
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Labside Chats, featuring Katie Kobayashi
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Labside Chats, featuring Stephanie Brodie, Ph.D.
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Labside Chats, featuring Haley Ohms, Ph.D.
Interested in one of our scientists presenting at your community event? Contact us.