2020 Bevan Speakers

For more information about the 2018 Bevan Series speakers and their talk, click the name below or simply scroll down. All talks will take place in the Fisheries Auditorium at 4:30 p.m.

9 Jan Jaime A. Pinkham Tribal self-determination and the rebuilding of the Columbia Basin fishery
16 Jan Abigail Lynch Overcoming little brother syndrome: Alternative approaches to assessing inland fisheries with global change
23 Jan Mostafa A R Hossain The criticality of aquatic biodiversity in the Bengal Delta—Importance, status & way forward
30 Jan Carolina R. C. Doria Fish and fisheries in the Madeira River, Brazilian Amazon: Status and conservation challenges
6 Feb Gordon Holtgrieve Food-energy-water challenges and opportunities in the Mekong River
13 Feb Michael Jones Management of fisheries in large freshwater ecosystems: Lessons for multi-jurisdictional coastal marine fisheries
20 Feb Karen Kidd Pharmaceuticals in the environment: What happens when fish are put on ‘the pill’?
27 Feb Caroline Brown Vulnerabilities and resilience in Yukon River salmon-dependent communities: The role of sharing networks
5 Mar Robert Arlinghaus Improving fish stocking through transdisciplinary, stakeholder-inclusive adaptive management
12 Mar Emmanuel Frimpong POSTPONED: The global extent and conservation implications of freshwater fish–fish symbioses

 

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