The Fish in Our Waters - Exploring Current Research in Nova Scotia

Join us for an evening of fishy fun including a community mingle, presentations, a panel discussion, and chances to win awesome prizes! Patagonia Halifax is presenting The Fish in Our Waters: Exploring Current Research in Nova Scotia. This event features special guests from Dalhousie Univerity's Movement and Ecophysiology Research Group and the Ocean Tracking Network, alongside the Atlantic Salmon Federation, and the Nova Scotia Salmon Association. This is a free event on Wednesday, November 4th from 7-9pm, inviting the community to meet, mingle with, and learn from leading research and conservation organizations working with some of our favourite fish! The more you mingle, the more entries you can gain to our prize draws. The evening will explore current research on Atlantic salmon, striped bass, mackerel, and brook trout through a meet and mingle, followed by short presentations and a panel discussion question period. There will be light refreshments provided, and multiple chances to win over $500 in prizes from Patagonia Halifax! This event is taking place in Mi'kma'ki, which since time immorial has been the ancestral and unceded traditional territory of the Mi'kmaq. We are all treaty people, and we benefit greatly from living, working, and playing on this land. We respect and acknowledge the Mi'kmaq people as the past, present, and future caretakers of this land.