Had a great time talking restoration and protection of native Trout with Lesley!

Amazing to sit down with a person who taught me so much, including sticking to your principles!

This week we're introduced to new host for the podcast, Alanna Mnich, a postdoctoral researcher continuing research on larval Atlantic Bluefin Tuna among other side projects and interests. We cover her past work with larval cephalopods, low oxygen areas, and developing a new color line of chickens.

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In search of a Canadian company selling trail cameras / traffic cameras that upload to a common platform remotely. Anyone have leads? Thanks!

In search of a Canadian company selling trail cameras / traffic cameras that upload to a common platform remotely. Anyone have leads? Thanks!

This week Julee Stewart (MSc. graduate) and Dr. Chris Somers (University of Regina) join Brendan to talk ice fishing outcomes for fish welfare from two of their recent studies on catch and release for Cisco and Northern Pike using different tackle on tip-ups in Saskatchewan.

This may be appealing to some of our followers: a fish themed version of the popular game Wingspan.

I'd donate to your campaign in a heart beat. No matter which party you ran for!

Jesse I will resub for a year right now for the title damnit

@jessebrown.bsky.social gonna need the name of that banger at the end of the we bombed the northern lights episode asap!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone but invasive species. Hate those guys.

Species diversity in the new lamprey genus Occidentis, formerly classified as western North American ‘Lampetra’ Accurate taxonomy is fundamental to the study and conservation of biodiversity. Because of their morphological similarities, most brook and river lampreys in western North America have been placed in ...

Introducing the first new #lamprey genus in over a century! "Lampetra" brook and river lampreys in western North America now belong to the genus Occidentis. Although morphologically almost indistinguishable from Eurasian Lampetra, they are genetically VERY distinct. journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...

Jason wants to remind you that whether you are working or playing in nature or using AI Tools you are responsible for what you put into the world. Clean, Drain, and Dry your in-water gear and your AI content!

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You can check it out on your favorite listening app, stream on Spotify, or download here: fisheriespodcast.podbean.com/e/290-a-disc...

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I couldn't help myself and generated this image below using Bing Co-Pilot with the prompt "Two well dressed gentlemen are discussing the use of AI in conservation on The Fisheries Podcast. Please create a cartoon image of this scene.". 2/4

This week on @fisheriespod.bsky.social Jason Granberg from the Wisconsin DNR joins and mywelf chat on the use of AI tools in Ecology and Conservation. We talked about how these new tools work, how they can be used in Ecology, and where to get started if you want to learn more!

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It's also a book about Shakespearean plays and politics so who's to say if it's really relevant. Was my favorite pandemic read. Shout out to the CBC for having the author on as part of their ongoing Stratford festival series

@davidmoscrop.com sad about the pod being done (got through 70 percent of the recent episode so apologies if I missed a big reveal about what's next!). Have you read Tyrant by Stephen Greenbalt? The conversation today had me thinking about the takeaways from that book re: avoiding middle ground

Had a great conversation today about AI in ecology and generally. It will be on @fisheriespod.bsky.social in a few weeks. Probably one too many Dune references but I won't apologize for that!

Many thanks. Feel like we're going this route but have to find our own custom. Megadetector documentation looks very friendly compared to some other platforms we looked at. I do need to identify watercraft from images, so am expecting well need to do some training regardless! Many Ty again!

Going to use machine learning eventually on the dataset, may as well start there, maybe...!

Awesome, I will check them out!

Thank you very much!

Ha!! Thanks for the leads.

Open to any and all thoughts advice and or method papers!!! :)

Anyone have experience with organizing trail camera into a database? Looking at a project where we'll have 5+ cameras taking hundreds of pictures a day. Data will be beamed to a single location OR data will be manually downloaded and then put into the database.

Check out some of the work my team has been working on at the international border!

www.canada.ca/en/fisheries...

This week Paige Kowal from Ducks Unlimited Canada and I to talk about Delta Marsh, an over 18,000 hectare freshwater coastal wetland in Manitoba. Delta Marsh is important habitat to migratory birds, native fishes, and has been impacted by Common Carp! Check it out on @fisheriespod.bsky.social

Great news I've got time and budget for.... 0 of them!