IBERIAN SOCIETY OF ICHTHYOLOGY

Created in 2010, the SIBIC is aimed to promote the study and conservation of native fishes of inland and marine aquatic ecosystems of the Iberian Peninsula

Learn more about the specific objectives of the SIBIC and the type of activities we carry out. For its coordination, it has a Governing Board with representatives from all over the Iberian Peninsula.

Membership is open to anyone who shares the purposes of SIBIC. Becoming a member is easy and affordable, it also has additional advantages as discounts in congresses. Companies and institutions also are welcome as corporate members or sponsors.

PROJECTS

Discover what we are currently working on, as well as the projects already completed

CONGRESSES

Since 2012 we meet the even years to share knowledge and experiences

PUBLICACIONES

Fishes in Mediterranean Environments is an international scientific journal edited by SIBIC

FiSHMED is an electronic, fully open-access, peer reviewed scientific journal aimed at promoting communication and discussion among ichthyologists that work in Mediterranean-climate areas. The journal publishes manuscripts related to any aspect of fish biology, ecology, behaviour and conservation in Mediterranean-climate environments.

Learn more about FiSHMED journal
Free Access to all issues
Submit your manuscript and publish your research
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Avatar ASFB @austsocfishbiol ·
30 Mar

Upcoming event: Abstract submission now open for the 9th @world_fisheries Congress, to be held in Seattle, USA, from 3–9 March 2024

The congress program will combine plenaries, symposia, workshops and talk sessions. Submit your abstract by 30 June.

https://wfc2024.fisheries.org

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Avatar Synchronicity Earth @synchearth ·
30 Mar

Why do we need freshwater biodiversity?

A recent paper outlines some of the many ways freshwater biodiversity provides vital services we rely upon. 🧵

https://wires.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wat2.1633#wat21633-bib-0220

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Avatar Aitor I. Alonso @aitoribezalons1 ·
29 Mar

📢Exciting news! Our latest open access publication in Trends in Organized Crime is out! It sheds light on the #IWT of #Europeaneels, the most trafficked species in the world, and how Europe plays a crucial role as a source area for #IWT. 1/6
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12117-023-09490-5

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Avatar SIBIC @sibicorg ·
27 Mar

JORNADA TÉCNICA @LIFEINVASAQUA:
EXÓTICAS INVASORAS ACUÁTICAS
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🕘De 9:00 a 13:45
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La asistencia podrá ser presencial o en linea
Organización @UdL_RDI @CHJucar

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SIBIC is listed in the Spanish Register of Associations: Group 1, Section 1, National Number 597934
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