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2024 Meeting Registration Open!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR MEETING ATTENDEES: To make the most out of our conference experience this year, we are using the event app Whova. This is where asynchronous presentations will be stored, sponsors are featured, and virtual attendees can use the Q&A features to interact with all attendees and speakers, both in-person and virtual. You must be... Read More

Sponsor the 2024 Annual Meeting

We rely on the generous support of partners to meet our goals of providing educational opportunities, conducting outreach, promoting aquatic stewardship and sustainability, and offering policy leadership at the national and local levels. Sponsors are acknowledged before, during and after the meeting, in a variety of ways. The table below provides a range of opportunities... Read More

58th Annual Meeting Updates!

Continuing Education courses will be held on April 9th. Abstract Deadlines are extended to December 18, 2023. Book your room at the Red Lion with Cal-Neva’s special rates! The 58th Cal-Neva AFS Annual Meeting will be held April 9-12th, 2024 in Redding, California. Join us at the Red Lion Hotel and Turtle Bay for the last... Read More

August BBQ!

Date: Saturday, August 26th at 11 am Location: William B Pond Park Dockside at Sacramento County Parks along the American River Parkway This is a great opportunity to bring family, get together and hang out outside of regular chapter business. Please feel free to invite other folks interested in participating in AFS (at any level)! This is the... Read More

2023 Small Grant Program

ATTENTION MEMBERS: The Cal-Neva Chapter of AFS has created a ‘Small Grants Program’ to provide funding to fisheries-related projects in California and Nevada.  Our goal is to fund at least two grants, for a total of $3,000 across all grants.  This money can be used to get a project started or to supplement funding from... Read More

2023 Annual Meeting Plenary Speakers

Priya Shukla, University of California, Davis   Priya Shukla is a PhD candidate in Ecology at UC Davis. As part of her dissertation research, she is working with the Hog Island Oyster Companies to explore strategies for improving oysters’ survival in the face of climate change and marine disease. She is currently a UC Davis Dissertation... Read More