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The AFS California-Nevada Chapter (Cal-Neva) Semi Annual Travel Award provides monetary awards for deserving student or young professional applicants to support their attendance of conferences, annual meetings, or workshops. Travel […] Read More
In an effort to continuously improve our Continuing Education offerings, we prepared a survey to inquire about what courses you’d like to take and have found beneficial in the past. […] Read More
The AFS Cal-Neva Semi Annual Travel Award provides monetary awards for deserving applicants to support their attendance at conferences, annual meetings, or workshops. For 2022, this award will support travel […] Read More
Prsident message September 2021 Greetings Cal-Neva Members! Hopefully this finds you well, despite the continuing COVID-19 pandemic and yet another devastating California-Nevada fire season. Our lives continue to be affected […] Read More
The Santa Cruz-Monterey Bay Area Subunit and the Fisheries Collaborative Program are hosting a spring seminar series entitled “Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science.” In it, we’re hosting speakers from diverse […] Read More
In early 2021, the AFS Cal-Neva Chapter sadly lost two key members, former Chapter President Cay Goude and former Chapter President Larry Brown. Both Cay and Larry made immense and […] Read More
This year’s Cal-Neva Annual Meeting was our first foray into organizing virtual meeting events. Despite the difficulties of our pandemic-impacted schedules, the chapter response was enthusiastic with 40 presentations ranging […] Read More
Last year I attended the 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting for the American Fisheries Society. I had never attended a conference or presented a poster before. When the pandemic started, it […] Read More
We will be hosting the poster session, student-mentor networking event, and a networking social using the virtual venue Spatial Chat. While we can’t be together in person this year, this […] Read More
The AFS Cal-Neva Chapter 2021 annual meeting is approaching! We are very fortunate to have four excellent plenary speakers this year: Dr. Erika Zavaleta, Professor, UC Santa Cruz – moving […] Read More
