Next World Fish Migration Day: May 16, 2020

Connecting fish, rivers and people

World Fish Migration Day is a one day global celebration to create awareness on the importance of free flowing rivers and migratory fish. Everyone is welcome to join in on this celebration and organize their own event! This time, we are celebrating our love for fishes and rivers…love flows! Can we count on you?

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State-Fish Art Contest

The State-Fish Art contest is an annual nationwide (USA) contest aimed at educating kids, teachers, and parents on aquatic resources, conservation and each state’s State-Fish. Every year, they receive hundreds of beautiful art pieces created by children across the USA. This year, they have expanded their contest to include an international component—the Fish Migration Award! Enter now for your chance to win!

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Working together for happy fish!

The Happy Fish is a symbol for people, organizations and projects that aim to create free migration for fish populations. It signifies that migratory fish must move freely throughout their swimway. The ‘big smile’ means that if successful, fish populations can thrive and increase. 2019 is the International Year of the Salmon and with the drawing on the right we show that Happy Fish became friends with the salmon.

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Fish migration is essential for healthy rivers

Migratory fish all over the world depend on free flowing rivers. Today, river barriers like dams, sluices and many other obstacles threaten many fish species' survival.

Free flowing rivers, that allow fish to travel upriver, increase fish populations in the river and assure healthy river life.

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Love Flows film out now!

Love Flows brings to life the challenges that rivers and fishes face against threats but more importantly, focuses on what we are doing to help improve the situation. It captures the growing passion of thousands of people from across the globe that join together on World Fish Migration Day to celebrate their love and work for rivers and fishes.