World Sturgeon Conservation Society
The World Sturgeon Conservation Society (WSCS) is an international association of scientists. Its aim is to conserve existing sturgeon populations worldwide and help in their restoration. The society pursues this goal by promoting sturgeon research, holding workshops and conferences, promoting the exchange of sturgeon-related information between scientists and politicians, and by informing the general public about sturgeons.
The WSCS has its seat in Neu Wulmstorf, Germany, where it was founded in 2003. The President of WSCS is Harald Rosenthal.
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- Official Website
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Conservation of species
biology
- Biodiversity
- Captive breeding
- Compassionate conservation
- Conservation behavior
- Conservation-dependent species
- Conservation genetics
- Conservation-induced extinction
- Conservation status
- Endemism
- Ex-situ conservation
- Extinction threshold
- In-situ conservation
- Latent extinction risk
- Marine conservation
- Mutualisms and conservation
- Nature conservation
- Conservation biology of parasites
- Species translocation
- Conservation welfare
- Threatened species
- Vulnerability and susceptibility
- Conservation agriculture
- Conservation development
- Conservation finance
- Conservation grazing
- Conservation management system
- Conservation movement
- Conservation photography
- Conservation psychology
- Conspicuous conservation
- Community-based conservation
- Ecoregion conservation status
- Environmental protection
- Evidence-based conservation
- Flagship species
- Forest management
- Integrated Conservation and Development Project
- Other effective area-based conservation measures
- Riparian buffer
- Roadless area conservation
- Roadside conservation
- Site-based conservation
- Wetland conservation
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