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The Mentor-Student Lunch will be held on Monday, March 16 during the Cal-Neva Annual Meeting. The Student-Mentor lunch is one of the most rewarding opportunities for our members. Students can ask questions […] Read More
There will be three Continuing Education courses offered on Sunday, March 15 as part of the Cal-Neva Annual Meeting. Courses will cover: Federal Endangered Species Act Introduction to Practical Statistics […] Read More
There will be three Continuing Education courses offered on Sunday, March 15 as part of the Cal-Neva Annual Meeting. Courses will cover: Federal Endangered Species Act Introduction to Practical Statistics […] Read More
Are you a student or young professional? Volunteer for at least 4 hours at this year’s Cal-Neva AFS annual meeting and get your registration waived! Volunteering for AFS is a great way to contribute […] Read More
Make your vote count! In 2020 the Chapter will elect two new Executive Officers, to the offices of President and Secretary. We are fortunate to have the following candidates. For […] Read More
The Cal-Neva Chapter of AFS has created a ‘Small Project Grants Program’ to provide funding to fisheries-related projects in California and Nevada. Our goal in 2020 is to fund at […] Read More
Greetings everyone in Cal-Neva AFS and beyond. I am excited about writing this column, especially because it is my first since stepping up to the presidency in October. I am […] Read More
I am a second year PhD student in Dr. Jonathan Shurin’s lab at the University of California, San Diego. I study ecology and evolution through the lens of freshwater fishes […] Read More
Are you looking to expand your network, grow personally, develop skills, make a difference for fisheries, and make lasting connections with other passionate professionals and students? Then consider joining the […] Read More
The time has come (and gone) for passing the torch to the next Chapter President, Rob Titus. This message may be a bit belated, but it is sincere none the […] Read More
