Migratory freshwater fish are in steep decline due to pressures along their paths, including dams, altered flows, habitat degradation, pollution and unsustainable fishing.

Restoring rivers and habitats cannot wait.
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Nearly every CMS-listed migratory freshwater fish is at risk.

When rivers are broken up, migratory fish lose access to habitats they need to feed, breed and complete life cycles.

Protecting connectivity is vital. 🐟

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There are practical steps governments can take now to protect migratory freshwater fish.

The new #CMSFreshwaterFishes report notes how recovering these species and keeping them alive will take cooperation and determination at a global scale.

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Some of the world’s most important river basins for freshwater migratory fishes are found in South America, Europe & Asia.

Here are the top five, according to the new #CMSFreshwaterFishes report: www.cms.int/publication/...

📣 MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨

Out now at #CMSCOP15: the Global Assessment of Migratory Freshwater Fishes, the most comprehensive overview yet on the conservation needs of migratory freshwater fish. 🌍🐟

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