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23	24 Events on June 24, 2013 9th Indo-Pacific Fish Conference Time: All day Location: Okinawa, Japan Description: Symposium entitled “Top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific ecosystems” http://www.fish-isj.jp/9ipfc Top predatory fishes of Indo-Pacific region are represented by the variety of different species, including sharks, large skates and rays, barracudas, lancetfish, daggertooth, tunas and billfishes, halibuts, sablefish, cod, toothfishes, etc. However, diet compositions and forage resources consumed by these large predators are studied insufficiently, level of feeding competition between them is largely unknown, and the role of top predators in the ecosystems is poorly understood. Meanwhile, many of top predators are important targets (e.g. tunas, billfishes, halibuts, cod, sablefish, toothfishes) of trawl, longline, net, pot, trap, and troll fisheries. These fisheries may impact ecosystem structure, e.g. if large top predators are overfished, abundance of forage fishes may increase or one predatory fish might be replaced by another. The knowledge of feeding habits and trophic relations of large top predatory fishes might help to understand fluctuations of their abundance and to make exploitation of their resources sustainable. Symposium themes: 1. Diet composition of top predatory fish in different areas of Indo-Pacific region; 2. Forage resources consumed by top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific; 3. Trophic relations and feeding competition between large top predators; 4. Fisheries impact to ecosystem structure through the harvest of both large top predators and/or their forage resources. These are main topics within the theme of symposium but papers related to other relevant topics within symposium overall theme are encouraged. Participation: Colleagues interested to attend this symposium should contact organizer (see email addresses above) detailing their proposed contributions (prospective title, oral or poster) till 31th July at the latest. See you in Okinawa! More details...	25 Events on June 25, 2013 9th Indo-Pacific Fish Conference Time: All day Location: Okinawa, Japan Description: Symposium entitled “Top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific ecosystems” http://www.fish-isj.jp/9ipfc Top predatory fishes of Indo-Pacific region are represented by the variety of different species, including sharks, large skates and rays, barracudas, lancetfish, daggertooth, tunas and billfishes, halibuts, sablefish, cod, toothfishes, etc. However, diet compositions and forage resources consumed by these large predators are studied insufficiently, level of feeding competition between them is largely unknown, and the role of top predators in the ecosystems is poorly understood. Meanwhile, many of top predators are important targets (e.g. tunas, billfishes, halibuts, cod, sablefish, toothfishes) of trawl, longline, net, pot, trap, and troll fisheries. These fisheries may impact ecosystem structure, e.g. if large top predators are overfished, abundance of forage fishes may increase or one predatory fish might be replaced by another. The knowledge of feeding habits and trophic relations of large top predatory fishes might help to understand fluctuations of their abundance and to make exploitation of their resources sustainable. Symposium themes: 1. Diet composition of top predatory fish in different areas of Indo-Pacific region; 2. Forage resources consumed by top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific; 3. Trophic relations and feeding competition between large top predators; 4. Fisheries impact to ecosystem structure through the harvest of both large top predators and/or their forage resources. These are main topics within the theme of symposium but papers related to other relevant topics within symposium overall theme are encouraged. Participation: Colleagues interested to attend this symposium should contact organizer (see email addresses above) detailing their proposed contributions (prospective title, oral or poster) till 31th July at the latest. See you in Okinawa! More details... 2013 International Conference on Engineering & Ecohydrology for Fish Passage Time: All day Location: Corvallis, OR Description: June 25-27, 2013 2013 International Conference on Engineering & Ecohydrology for Fish Passage Corvallis, OR fishpassage.umass.edu Contact: Dr. Guillermo R. Giannico at giannico@oregonstate.edu More details...	26 Events on June 26, 2013 9th Indo-Pacific Fish Conference Time: All day Location: Okinawa, Japan Description: Symposium entitled “Top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific ecosystems” http://www.fish-isj.jp/9ipfc Top predatory fishes of Indo-Pacific region are represented by the variety of different species, including sharks, large skates and rays, barracudas, lancetfish, daggertooth, tunas and billfishes, halibuts, sablefish, cod, toothfishes, etc. However, diet compositions and forage resources consumed by these large predators are studied insufficiently, level of feeding competition between them is largely unknown, and the role of top predators in the ecosystems is poorly understood. Meanwhile, many of top predators are important targets (e.g. tunas, billfishes, halibuts, cod, sablefish, toothfishes) of trawl, longline, net, pot, trap, and troll fisheries. These fisheries may impact ecosystem structure, e.g. if large top predators are overfished, abundance of forage fishes may increase or one predatory fish might be replaced by another. The knowledge of feeding habits and trophic relations of large top predatory fishes might help to understand fluctuations of their abundance and to make exploitation of their resources sustainable. Symposium themes: 1. Diet composition of top predatory fish in different areas of Indo-Pacific region; 2. Forage resources consumed by top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific; 3. Trophic relations and feeding competition between large top predators; 4. Fisheries impact to ecosystem structure through the harvest of both large top predators and/or their forage resources. These are main topics within the theme of symposium but papers related to other relevant topics within symposium overall theme are encouraged. Participation: Colleagues interested to attend this symposium should contact organizer (see email addresses above) detailing their proposed contributions (prospective title, oral or poster) till 31th July at the latest. See you in Okinawa! More details... 2013 International Conference on Engineering & Ecohydrology for Fish Passage Time: All day Location: Corvallis, OR Description: June 25-27, 2013 2013 International Conference on Engineering & Ecohydrology for Fish Passage Corvallis, OR fishpassage.umass.edu Contact: Dr. Guillermo R. Giannico at giannico@oregonstate.edu More details...	27 Events on June 27, 2013 9th Indo-Pacific Fish Conference Time: All day Location: Okinawa, Japan Description: Symposium entitled “Top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific ecosystems” http://www.fish-isj.jp/9ipfc Top predatory fishes of Indo-Pacific region are represented by the variety of different species, including sharks, large skates and rays, barracudas, lancetfish, daggertooth, tunas and billfishes, halibuts, sablefish, cod, toothfishes, etc. However, diet compositions and forage resources consumed by these large predators are studied insufficiently, level of feeding competition between them is largely unknown, and the role of top predators in the ecosystems is poorly understood. Meanwhile, many of top predators are important targets (e.g. tunas, billfishes, halibuts, cod, sablefish, toothfishes) of trawl, longline, net, pot, trap, and troll fisheries. These fisheries may impact ecosystem structure, e.g. if large top predators are overfished, abundance of forage fishes may increase or one predatory fish might be replaced by another. The knowledge of feeding habits and trophic relations of large top predatory fishes might help to understand fluctuations of their abundance and to make exploitation of their resources sustainable. Symposium themes: 1. Diet composition of top predatory fish in different areas of Indo-Pacific region; 2. Forage resources consumed by top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific; 3. Trophic relations and feeding competition between large top predators; 4. Fisheries impact to ecosystem structure through the harvest of both large top predators and/or their forage resources. These are main topics within the theme of symposium but papers related to other relevant topics within symposium overall theme are encouraged. Participation: Colleagues interested to attend this symposium should contact organizer (see email addresses above) detailing their proposed contributions (prospective title, oral or poster) till 31th July at the latest. See you in Okinawa! More details... 2013 International Conference on Engineering & Ecohydrology for Fish Passage Time: All day Location: Corvallis, OR Description: June 25-27, 2013 2013 International Conference on Engineering & Ecohydrology for Fish Passage Corvallis, OR fishpassage.umass.edu Contact: Dr. Guillermo R. Giannico at giannico@oregonstate.edu More details...	28 Events on June 28, 2013 9th Indo-Pacific Fish Conference Time: All day Location: Okinawa, Japan Description: Symposium entitled “Top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific ecosystems” http://www.fish-isj.jp/9ipfc Top predatory fishes of Indo-Pacific region are represented by the variety of different species, including sharks, large skates and rays, barracudas, lancetfish, daggertooth, tunas and billfishes, halibuts, sablefish, cod, toothfishes, etc. However, diet compositions and forage resources consumed by these large predators are studied insufficiently, level of feeding competition between them is largely unknown, and the role of top predators in the ecosystems is poorly understood. Meanwhile, many of top predators are important targets (e.g. tunas, billfishes, halibuts, cod, sablefish, toothfishes) of trawl, longline, net, pot, trap, and troll fisheries. These fisheries may impact ecosystem structure, e.g. if large top predators are overfished, abundance of forage fishes may increase or one predatory fish might be replaced by another. The knowledge of feeding habits and trophic relations of large top predatory fishes might help to understand fluctuations of their abundance and to make exploitation of their resources sustainable. Symposium themes: 1. Diet composition of top predatory fish in different areas of Indo-Pacific region; 2. Forage resources consumed by top predatory fish in the Indo-Pacific; 3. Trophic relations and feeding competition between large top predators; 4. Fisheries impact to ecosystem structure through the harvest of both large top predators and/or their forage resources. These are main topics within the theme of symposium but papers related to other relevant topics within symposium overall theme are encouraged. Participation: Colleagues interested to attend this symposium should contact organizer (see email addresses above) detailing their proposed contributions (prospective title, oral or poster) till 31th July at the latest. See you in Okinawa! More details...	29
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Golden Membership Information

AFS Golden Members are individuals who have been members for 50 years or more.		George D. Holton	1950
Gaylord R. Alexander	1954	Howard F. Horton	1953
J. F. Allen	1949	Clark Hubbs	1948
W. H. Allsopp	1954	Fred C. June	1948
Richard O. Anderson	1951	Donald E. Kauffman	1949
Reeve M. Bailey	1936	James F. Keating	1954
Louis S. Bandirola	1955	Vernon L. King	1949
Lionel R. Beakbone	1948	Joseph H. Kutkuhn	1951
William C. Beckman	1937	Victor W. Lambou	1950
Robert J. Behnke	1954	R. W. Larimore	1947
Norman G. Benson	1948	Herbert A. Larkins	1956
Carl E. Bond	1954	William C. Latta	1949
Charles C. Bowers	1952	G. H. Lawler	1949
Philip T. Briggs	1956	Alvin C. Lopinot	1951
D. H. Buck	1949	John J. Magnuson	1954
I. B. Byrd	1949	Ole A. Mathisen	1951
DeWayne E. Campbell	1947	Leonard M. Mathisen	1940
Louis H. Carufel	1948	Theodore R. Merrell	1948
Donald W. Chapman	1955	Donovan D. Moss	1951
Lyle M. Christenson	1949	Robert J. Muncy	1956
Almo J. Cordone	1954	Philip R. Nelson	1950
Robert M. Davis	1954	Hudson M. Nichols	1952
John F. Dequine	1944	Richard E. Painter	1955
Thomas Dolan	1954	Mercer H. Patriarche	1947
John Douglas	1956	Frank R. Richardson	1955
Joseph T. Durkin	1955	Robert R. Rofen	1945
Fred M. Eiserman	1950	Dean A. Rosebery	1946
Ronald Eisler	1953	C. E. Ruhr	1951
Carl H. Elling	1954	Saul B. Saila	1949
Robert J. Ellis	1950	Roy E. Schoonover	1949
Carlos M. Fetterolf	1951	Robert E. Schumacher	1949
George G. Fleener	1950	Frank J. Schwartz	1951
Glenn A. Flittner	1955	Bernard E. Skud	1954
John L. Forney	1953	Stanford H. Smith	1943
Barry O. Freeman	1948	C. L. Smith	1951
Richard Gard	1954	Jack R. Snow	1949
John F. Hall	1955	Howard E. Snow	1956
Gordon E. Hall	1948	Herbert Stern	1956
James D. Hall	1956	Howard A. Tanner	1947
Robert N. Hambric	1952	William R. Taylor	1946
Richard L. Hames	1956	Charles R. Walker	1952
George Y. Harry	1943	Thomas F. Waters	1951
Wilbur L. Hartman	1953	LaRue Wells	1949
William R. Heard	1955	Richard R. Whitney	1951
John R. Heaton	1954	Donald E. Wohlschlag	1946
F. E. Hester	1956