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We have the pleasure to inform you of this WWF  event: "Dear sturgeon experts, WWF's EU funded LIFE for Danube Sturgeons Project aiming to preventing and counteracting poaching and illegal wildlife trade is coming to a close this year, in the midst of very turbulent

We report here the news from the WWF of the release of 700 Russian sturgeons in the Danube river. go to the news    

In a recent article published in the journal GENES being cited repeatedly in newspapers, a group of Hungarian scientists reported on their unexpected successful production of a hybrid between a female Russian sturgeon (Acipenser gueldenstaedtii) and a male American Paddlefish (Polyodon spatula). Their result confirms

We would like to pay tribute to an amazing scientist and mentor, Dr. Serge I. Doroshov  the “father of sturgeon aquaculture” in North America. A title he himself never claimed. Dr. Doroshov was born in western Siberia, Russia in 1937. He lost his father and mother

The International Association for Danube Research, Austria in cooperation with the Institute for Integral Development and Environment, Slovenia, have prepared an e-book and a colouring book addressed to children of all ages. The book highlights the adventures of a little sturgeon and the challenges he

The NASPS virtual meeting will be held from 7:45 AM-2:15 PM Pacific Standard Time (PST) on October 27, 7:45 AM-2:30 PM PST on October 28, and 7:45 AM-1:30 PM PST on October 29.   Registration for the webinar will be available soon on the NASPS

King's trophy fish found preserved in centuries-old Danish shipwreck Two-metre-long sturgeon found in pantry of Danish king’s vessel that sank in 1495 A two-metre-long sturgeon, a species today near extinction, has been found preserved in the pantry of a 500-year-old Danish royal shipwreck in the

DSTF issues a position paper on the need for a continuation of the sturgeon fishing moratorium in the Danube River and Black Sea   The Danube Sturgeon Task Force is a multi-stakeholder group, platform and interface for the conservation of Danube-Black Sea sturgeons within the

The WSCS, together with over 100 aquatic scientific societies, responded to the call of the American Fisheries Society to sound a climate change alarm and to raise the level of attention on the serious impacts that climate changes are already having on marine, coastal and