Fish Stock Assessment Methods for Lakes and Reservoirs

	Fish Stock Assessment Methods for Lakes and Reservoirs: Towards the true picture of fish stock
		September 11-15, 2007
		Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic

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Keynote speakers of the conference:				*Bronze Sponsors:* *Sponsor:* *Exhibitors: Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic*
List of keynote speakers and their contributions

	Lars Rudstam	Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA	Lars Rudstam et al.: Towards standard procedure of fish stock assessment in Great Lakes of America.
	Petri Suuronen	Finnish Game & Fisheries Research Institute, Helsinki, Finland	*Petri Suuronen et al.: Small-scale trawling: the state-of-art, successes and failures.***
	Helge Balk	University of Oslo, Dept. Physics, Oslo, Norway	*Helge Balk et al.: Recent advances in solving signal-to-noise problem in fisheries acoustics.*
	Thomas Mehner & Kerstin Holmgren	Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology & Inland Fisheries, Berlin, Germany	Thomas Mehner & Kerstin Holmgren et al.: *Summarizing the lake fish information obtainable by a standard gillnet procedure.*
	Scott A. Bonar	University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA	Scott A. Bonar: Standard Sampling Methods for North American Inland Fish: A Multi-Agency Project Coordinated by the American Fisheries Society
	Ian C. Cowx	University of Hull, UK	Ian C. Cowx: Unravelling the facts and figures about the status of the fish stocks in Lake Victoria
	Vladimir Tereshchenko	Institute of Biology of Inland Waters, Russian Academy of Sciences, Borok, Russia	Vladimir Tereshchenko: Accuracy of various methods of fish stock assessment in large Russian reservoirs.

		photo E. Hohausova