fish passage conference
Dating back to 2011, the annual Fish Passage Conference has brought together experts, managers, stakeholders and companies from around the world with concurrent sessions in engineering, biology, and management and social issues. Target audiences are: engineers, ecologists, biologists, managers, practitioners, NGOs, private companies, consultants, students and policy and decision makers. This event aims at increasing research and professional networking and is an excellent opportunity to connect future partners.
Past Conferences – Archived Webpages:
- Fish Passage 2020 (Lisbon, Portugal) {Cancelled due to COVID-19}
- Fish Passage 2018 (Albury, Australia)
- Fish Passage 2017 (Oregon, United States)
- Fish Passage 2016 (Massachusetts, United States)
- Fish Passage 2015 (Groningen, Netherlands)
- Fish Passage 2014 (Wisconsin, United States)
- Fish Passage 2013 (Oregon, United States)
- Fish Passage 2012 (Massachusetts, United States)
- Fish Passage 2011 (Massachusetts, United States)
Many of the presentations from these conferences can be searched and downloaded from the Fish Passage Reference Database.
organizers
The conference is overseen by a Steering Committee, members of which belong to the American Fisheries Society Bioengineering Section / American Society of Civil Engineers Environmental and Water Resources Institute Joint Committee on Fisheries Engineering and Science.
The hosts for this year’s virtual event is the World Fish Migration Foundation. Hosts change conference to conference.
meet the fp2021 Coordination Team
Herman Wanningen
World Fish Migration Foundation
Kerry Brink
World Fish Migration Foundation
Olle Calles
Karlstad University
Ana Silva
Norwegian Institute for Nature Research
Bas Deelman
World Fish Migration Foundation
Nicole Friedman
World Fish Migration Foundation
Pao Fernández Garrido
World Fish Migration Foundation
Laura Wildman
Biohabitats
Kevin Mulligan
U.S. Geological Survey