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March 2014
48th Annual Cal-Neva AFS, Sacramento, CA
American Fisheries Society 48th Annual Cal-Neva Chapter Meeting that took place on March 27-29, 2014, in Sacramento, California. The theme of the 48th Annual Conference of the California-Nevada Chapter of the American Fisheries Society was “Challenges. Collaboration. Solutions”. The theme was intended to showcase our scientists with their different areas of expertise and knowledge in both fisheries science and regulatory policies to inform the audience about their role to improve the conservation and sustainability of fishery resources and aquatic ecosystems including…
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49th Annual Cal-Neva AFS meeting, Santa Cruz, CA
49th Annual Meeting Cal-Neva AFS meeting was a huge success! American Fisheries Society 49th Annual Cal-Neva Chapter Meeting took place on April 8-10, 2015, in Santa Cruz, California. The theme of the 49th Annual Conference of the California-Nevada Chapter of the American Fisheries Society was “Linkages: Fisheries Science for a Connected World”. We had 367 registered attendees over 3 full days, 109 oral presentations, 3 continuing education classes attended by nearly 90 members, 2 tours and a full day workshop on…
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50th Annual Cal-Neva Chapter Meeting/ 41st Western Division Meeting
The 41st Annual Meeting of the Western Division of the American Fisheries Society was held in collaboration with The 50th Annual Meeting of the California-Nevada Chapter: 21 – 24 March 2016 in Reno Nevada The conference was a big success with over 500 attendees from 22 U.S. states, Canada and as far away as Yugoslavia; 208 session papers and 45 contributed posters; Four continuing education courses were offered including Section 7 Endangered Species Act Consultation, Fish Passage and Screening, Passive Integrates…
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51st Annual Chapter Meeting: Navigating the Complexity of Fisheries Science
Cal-Neva’s Return to the North Coast was a success! The 51st Annual Cal-Neva AFS meeting was held April 5-7, 2017 in Eureka, CA. The theme for this year’s meeting was “Navigating the Complexity of Fisheries Science: Charting a Course for the Future”. The hope was to start a dialogue about lessons learned and how to move the fisheries profession forward as we face a variety of challenges. This was achieved over the course of 3 days, as there were over 300…
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52nd ANNUAL CAL-NEVA CHAPTER MEETING 2018, SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
The 52nd Annual Meeting of the California-Nevada Chapter of the American Fisheries Society marked a successful return to San Luis Obispo, with more than 250 attendees and more than 80 oral presentations and 40 posters! The Student-Mentor Lunch, an important opportunity to connect students with experienced professionals, was well attended. And while there were only two field tours, due to strained resources from the fires and resultant slides nearby, both received great reviews. In addition, we were able to offer…
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53rd ANNUAL CAL-NEVA CHAPTER MEETING 2019 and TWS / AFS NATIONAL MEETING, RENO, NV
Meeting theme: "Where and Wildlife Converge". More information coming soon! By Rob Titus, President-Elect 2018-2019
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54th ANNUAL CAL-NEVA CHAPTER MEETING 2020, FOLSOM, CA
Meeting Theme: "Fisheries Success Stories" For the first time in memory the annual meeting of the Cal-Neva Chapter was canceled in 2020. The meeting planned for March 15-17 at the Lake Natoma Inn in Folsom was shaping up to be a smaller, more intimate get together coming on the heels of the world’s largest gathering of fisheries and wildlife professionals at the AFS/TWS meeting in Reno last October. The Cal-Neva ExCom made the decision to cancel after it became apparent…
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55th ANNUAL CAL-NEVA CHAPTER MEETING 2021, VIRTUAL
“CASTING A WIDE NET: DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES IN FISHERIES” Meeting Re-Cap: This year’s Cal-Neva Annual Meeting was held from March 1 - 4, 2021, and 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 from southern California to Alaska, multiple continuing education courses, innovative social events, thought-provoking plenary speakers, and over 115 active participants. Because of the many challenges we’ve all faced this year, our…
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