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MASSACHUSETTS: Starting this Thursday 1/16 – Plymouth Hosting Lecture Series on Migratory Fish

January 13, 2020 — The following was released by NOAA Fisheries:

As part of the Town of Plymouth’s 2020 World Fish Migration Day (May 16) celebration, they are hosting a seven part lecture series on Migratory Fish beginning this Thursday, January 16 at 6:30 pm. The series kicks off with a presentation from Dr. Matt McKenzie on How Migratory Fish Have Helped Sustain New Englanders. This lecture series is also supported by Wildlands Trust and Woods Hole Sea Grant.

What is World Fish Migration Day?

World Fish Migration Day is a one-day global celebration to create awareness of open rivers and migratory fish. The event occurs in May every other year, and is coordinated by the World Fish Migration Foundation. This year, the celebration will take place on Saturday, May 16 and the Town of Plymouth is the North American headquarters.

Read the full release here

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