Eighty years ago, George Myers classified inland fishes in three divisions based on their salinity tolerance and eco-evolutionary history. Here, we test for trait differences among these groups across the world. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/fa… Great fun with Carlos Cano-Barbacil Emili García-Berthou

Here’s my contribution to the SFS Students. SFSers please bid for a great cause on Monday night. Beer cap prong-gilled mayfly - Leptophlebiidae. Measures 16-by-10 inches and I have a great small protected box to get it home! #2024SFS Freshwater Science ProcrustesCaps

A very deserved dinner after a wonderful freshwater protection session at NACCB 2024 Thanks to michele thieme, Lise Comte, Bernhard Lehner, Denielle Perry, Becky Flitcroft, David Moryc and Suman Jumani.

Many thanks to Kai Chen (陈凯) for being a wonderful host for my recent trip to Hainan. Explored some great streams together, and talked lots of science.

Interested in questions regarding the effectiveness, efficiency and durability of freshwater protection policies. Contact me (2014 Smith Fellow) to talk about potential projects to propose in collaboration with colleagues at TNC, WWF and American Rivers.

Super excited to be at University of Canterbury Biology at UCNZ teaching and working with my friend (and host) Jonathan Tonkin, Angus McIntosh, Tadeu Siqueira, and others this summer (argh, New Zealand winter!).

Another incredible effort from the FieldNotes team! UW SAFS UW College of the Environment UW Sustainability EarthLab UW SEFS 🌲

Global invasion and biosecurity risk from the online trade in ornamental crayfish - just out in Conservation Biology. We conducted the first global assessment of the online trade in and associated invasion risk of freshwater crayfishes. doi.org/10.1111/cobi.1… OA UW SAFS UW College of the Environment

🦞Growing global networks of online trade are creating new pathways for invasive crayfish species to spread across Europe, a new study by Julian Olden has found. freshwaterblog.net/2024/09/12/onl…