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A Perpetual Franchise to Cultivate Oysters: Corporate Oyster Gardens in Late-19th Century North Carolina. Tuesday, June 16, 20261 pm Eastern Time AFS thanks the Fisheries History Section for sponsoring
Monday, May 18, 20262 pm Eastern Time Registration Presented by:Anna L. Chien, MDProfessor of Dermatology at Johns Hopkins University School of MedicineBaltimore, MarylandThe Skin Cancer Foundation Photobiology Committee Member
AFS Unit Leaders joined the AFS Officers and Executive Director for our spring 2026 Unit Leader Town Halls! The recordings for both sessions are below: Wednesday, March 25, 2026 Thursday,
Verbal Judo: A Method to Improve Your Ability to Talk to Those Hostile to Conservation This session was recorded on:April 28, 2026 Presenter:Scott Bonar Successfully conversing with people who
Utilizing Anonymous Location Data to Assess Use and Travel Behavior This session was held live and recorded on: Monday, March 30, 2026 Presenters:Rebecca KrogmanIowa Department of Natural Resources Danny RiddleMotivf
The Peer Review ProcessWhy and How You Should Get Involved Live session was held and recorded on:April 1, 2026 For those who are new to scientific writing, peer review
Panelists: Jeff Kopaska – AFS Executive Director Gary Whelan – AFS President Marlis Douglas – AFS First Vice President
Webinar recording:Forward Facing Sonar This session was recorded on:Wednesday, February 11, 2026 Presenters: Steven Cooke – Carleton UniversityEmerging live sonar technologies in freshwater recreational fisheries. Mike Allen – University of
Using eco-physiology to inform management of British Columbia white sturgeon populations Live session was held and recorded on:Wednesday, January 21, 2026 Presenters:Nick Lapointe, Canadian Wildlife FederationNick Mazany-Wright, Canadian Wildlife Federation
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