Ecology of the six rivers: Dr Hlynur Bardarson, Senior Scientist, MFRI, Iceland
Food webs and preliminary results from Parr & Smolt tagging in the Vesturdalsa: Sammi Lai, Doctoral Researcher, MFRI, Iceland
Modelling of salmon populations in the Six Rivers Project: Olivia Morris, Doctoral Researcher, Imperial College, London
Salmonids as keystone species in the ecosystem: foods webs & new approaches to understanding Salmon Populations: Professor Guy Woodward, Imperial College, London
Population-specific monitoring, assessment and management of a large Atlantic salmon stock complex in the River Teno/Tana: Dr Jaakko Erkinaro, Research Professor, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke)
Habitat change: ladders & tree planting as natural experiments: Dr Nikolai Friberg, Research Director – Biodiversity, NIVA, Norwegian Institute for Water Research
Mating Systems Shaping The Dynamics Of Atlantic Salmon Populations: Dr. Ian A. Fleming, Professor, Department of Ocean Sciences, Ocean Sciences Centre, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Fundy Salmon Recovery: How an Innovative Collaboration is Restoring Wild Atlantic Salmon to the Inner Bay of Fundy: Prof Kurt Samways, Parks Canada Research Chair, Department of Biological Sciences, University of New Brunswick
How genetic and other methods can help understand the biology of salmon at sea: Dr Philip McGinnity, Environmental Research Institute, UCC, Ireland
Supporting Atlantic salmon conservation efforts: promoting an ecosystem-based approach, and developing effective tools for managers: Dr Colin Bull, Principal Investigator, The Missing Salmon Alliance
Estimating the benefits of salmon conservation activities: Dr Katrina Davis, Department Of Zoology, University Of Oxford
Salmon as an ecological indicator: Mark Bilsby, SEO of the Atlantic Salmon Trust
