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Thursday April 12, 2018 from 5:30-8:30 pm at the Bike Dog Broadway Taproom. 915 Broadway Suite 200, Sacramento, CA 95818. Join us for an evening of food and festivities with fisheries and wildlife professionals available to answer students’ questions and provide insight into future careers! Sac-Shasta TWS & Cal Neva AFS current members, students w/valid student ID... Read More
The Western Division American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting will be in Anchorage, Alaska, from May 21-25, 2018. The meeting theme is “Change, Challenge, and Opportunity in Fisheries: Fishing for Solutions”. Anchorage is a bustling metropolis surrounded by wilderness and minutes from adventure in any direction. Join us in May for conversations about change, challenge, and... Read More
For those of you with hotel reservations at Embassy Suites, please be advised that you will receive another confirmation email with a lower daily rate. There was confusion about prevailing federal per diem, and Embassy Suites will be honoring a lower rate of $117 per night. The annual meeting organizers are sorry for any inconvenience... Read More
In 2018 the AFS Cal-Neva Chapter will elect two new Executive Officers, to the offices of President and Secretary. The Chapter will also vote on proposed changes to the AFS Cal-Neva Chapter Bylaws. The candidates’ statements, proposed Bylaws changes, and information about the voting process are posted on the Elections webpage. Read More
The AFS California Nevada Chapter (CalNeva) Travel Award provides monetary awards for deserving applicants to support their attendance at the Cal-Neva Chapter American Fisheries Society 52nd Annual Meeting. The 2018 meeting will be held in San Luis Obispo, California on Feb 28 – March 2, 2018. Any member of the AFS who is active in... Read More
The 2018 Cal-Neva meeting is being held from Feb 28 – Mar 2, 2018 in San Luis Obispo. The theme is “Outside the Bubble: Communicating with our Communities”. Currently, we are requesting abstracts for symposium and technical sessions. Leading a session is a great opportunity to contribute to the annual meeting, and to share information... Read More
The Hutton Junior Fisheries Biology Program, approved by the AFS Governing Board in 2000, was named in honor of the late Dr. Robert F. Hutton, who was the American Fisheries Society’s first Executive Director, serving from 1965 to 1972. Since its inception in 2001, the Hutton Program has provided scholarships and mentoring experiences in fisheries... Read More
This August, Past-President Joe Merz and I traveled to “Cigar City” and braved the humidity to attend the 147th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Tampa, Florida. National meetings are always a great opportunity to connect with colleagues and hear the latest on the research and work being done around the country. From... Read More
This August, I had the pleasure of travelling to Tampa, Florida to attend the American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting, “Fisheries Ecosystems: Uplands to Oceans,” thanks to the support of the Cal-Neva chapter. This was the first time that I attended the national meeting, and I was in awe of how many fisheries professionals could be... Read More
I am very honored to be writing this personal reflection on the experience of attending the 2017 AFS Annual Meeting in Tampa, Florida. What’s more, I was so fortunate as to be awarded the Cal-Neva Travel Award, which was what allowed me to attend the conference. I can’t express enough thanks to the California-Nevada Chapter... Read More
