This self-paced course invites fisheries professionals, students, and community partners to explore how comprehensive workforce development is essential to scientific integrity and long-term ecosystem health. Through storytelling, reflection, and real-world case studies, you’ll uncover how identity, power, and bias shape fisheries research and engagement. Learn practical tools to create more inclusive science—from fieldwork to leadership—and discover how your values can help shape a more connected, equitable future in fisheries.
Move from not knowing where to begin to leading with clarity, and purpose in your fisheries practice.
Gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills to understand how to advance relevance and engagement.
Learn from professionals with years of experience in the field.
Engage in activities and case studies for a dynamic learning experience.