Webinar
Recordings of past webinar presentations are available here.
The Foundation for Conservation of Atlantic Salmon is proud to announce our upcoming series of webinars. To register, please follow the link below each webinar title. Participation in the series is free, and audio access is available through your computer.
Please see below for information on simultaneous AI translation.
2026-2027
FCAS Webinar Schedule
2026
16 SEP – DO AQUACULTURE SALMON ESCAPES IMPACT THE CLIMATE RESILIENCE OF WILD SALMON POPULATIONS? – Hallie Arno, PhD Student, Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador (MUN)
30 SEP – ARTIFICIAL IN-STREAM INCUBATION: A CASE STUDY ON THE KOUCHIBOUGUACIS RIVER – Malcolm Little, PhD Candidate, University of New Brunswick
14 OCT – ATLANTIC SALMON POST-SMOLT MIGRATION FROM CANADIAN RIVERS TO THE LABRADOR SEA – Martha Robertson, Research Scientist, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)
28 OCT – LONG-TERM POPULATION RESPONSE OF COASTAL CUTTHROAT TROUT TO ENVIRONMENTAL FLUCTUATIONS IN A TEMPERATE-RAINFOREST STREAM: HYDROLOGY, TEMPERATURE, AND INVASIVE WEEDS AND OTHER BIOTIC FACTORS – Bob Vadas Jr, Watershed Ecologist, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
18 NOV – CO-DEVELOPING AI TOOLS FOR SALMON CONSERVATION WITH LOCAL AND INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES. – Will Atlas, Wild Salmon Center
2027
13 JAN – RESTORATION DECISION TREE WEB TOOL – Nick MacInnis & Luke Burton, Nova Scotia Salmon Association (NSSA)
27 JAN – ASSESSING THE CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND LAND USE ON ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAR) WITH CEMPRA – Hugo Gallier, PhD candidate in Water Sciences – INRS – Centre Eau Terre Environnement
10 FEB – LAND COVER AND NATURAL RIVERSCAPE HETEROGENEITY SHAPE IN-STREAM THERMAL REGIMES: IMPLICATIONS FOR ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAR) CONSERVATION.
– Hugo Medeiros, Recovery Planning Scientist, Nova Scotia Salmon Association
24 FEB – TESTING A TRAP AND TRANSPORT APPROACH TO MITIGATE PREDATION PRESSURE OF RECOVERED STRIPED BASS ON ATLANTIC SALMON SMOLTS IN THE NW MIRAMICHI ESTUARY. – Heather Perry & David Roth, Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF)
10 MAR – ATLANTIC SALMON SCALES AS RECORDS OF LIFE HISTORY AND CHANGE. – Malte Willmes and Geir Bolstad, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA)
Please check back soon for more webinars!
Note: After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Simultaneous Translation:
Webinars will be presented in either English (EN) or French (FR), but you can now use the “Interprefy” app to simultaneously translate a webinar while you’re watching. Whenever possible, the question-and-answer period will be bilingual.
To use “Interprefy”, please follow these instructions:
Mobile App
- Download and install the Interprefy app from the app store
- Enter your event token – atlanticsalmon – and click «connect»
- To access audio translation, click on the Headphone icon and choose the appropriate language.
Web browser users
- Open interpretation link https://interpret.world/loginlink?token=atlanticsalmon
- The link will open a new browser window where you can also choose to view captions.
- If you want audio translation, turn on the “Audio” button and choose the appropriate language.
- If you would like to see captions (cc), turn on the “Captions” button and choose the appropriate language.
- Go back to Event link and mute video sound.