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Following the success of the first workshop in 2014, the IFM will be holding a second event in Edinburgh.

This will be the second workshop dedicated to fish tagging and telemetry that the IFM has held. The first event was at the Royal Armouries, Leeds in summer 2014. This time we have travelled a bit further north to Scotland and will be in the grand surroundings of the St Leonards Hall, at the University of Edinburgh, on June 7th and 8th. We have put together a diverse programme featuring speakers from across the UK and Europe, who will be covering a range of projects in both the freshwater and marine fields. Species highlighted range from lamprey to sea bream and salmon to sharks. A draft programme can be downloaded here . The final version will be ready soon. Alongside the formal presentations there will also be a technology room which will see the leading tagging and monitoring companies showcase their latest equipment. Confirmed so far are.
  • Vemco
  • RS Aqua
  • Oregon RFID
  • Thelma Biotel
  • Lotek
  • Biomark
Vemco will also be hosting a short workshop at the end of Day1 to allow delegate to discuss any projects they may be planning, or to answer any technology questions. There will also be the opportunity to socialise over a glass of wine and traditional Scottish fare at the workshop dinner. The workshop is very kindly sponsored by

                                   

When
June 7th, 2016 10:00 AM to June 8th, 2016 4:00 PM
Location
St Leonards Hall
Edinburgh University
18 Holyrood Park Rd
Edinburgh, EDH EH16-5AY
United Kingdom
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Contact
Phone: 0845 3887012
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Event Fee(s)
IFM Member £200.00
Non Member £245.00
IFM Member Day 1 £110.00
Non Member Day 1 £125.00
IFM Member Day 2 £110.00
Non Member Day 2 £125.00
Student Day 1 £35.00
Student Day 2 £35.00
Workshop Dinner £35.00

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