...AFS President and President-Elect, respectively. Offices of President-Elect, First Vice-President, and Second Vice-President are filled by a ballot election each year. Generally the ballot lists only the current First Vice-President... Read More
...can be found at the following link: http://www.rulesonline.com/rror–02.htm Types of Motions Robert’s Rules defines a motion as “a formal proposal by a member, in a meeting, that the assembly take... Read More
...met. Merely encouraging federal agencies 1) to notify certifying authorities as early as possible about potential projects that may require a section 401 certification, 2) to respond in a timely... Read More
and unfortunately, a changing climate means the situation will only get worse. With a dedicated stream of funding, we can implement scientifically based conservation plans that will change the prospects... Read More
...fisheries science is your passion. Fisheries folks belong to a unique community; we all have persevered through hardships personally, so we can spend our lives pursuing our passion professionally. Frankly,... Read More
to the existing law, particularly in light of what he views as challenges to consistently achieving Optimum Yield. He testified that insufficient data on many stocks and scientific uncertainty has... Read More
...Policy Column, an essay in Fisheries, various symposia at our 2017 Annual Meeting in Tampa, and continued debates as we advance the implementation of EBFM. 1 http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/op/pds/documents/01/120/01-120-01.pdf 2 http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/op/pds/documents/01/01-120.pdf ... Read More
wildlife agencies and $97.5 million annually for tribal nations to proactively and cost-effectively work on the conservation and monitoring of at-risk species. This bipartisan group of representatives are working to... Read More
fish and wildlife to address species in decline. Unfortunately, Congress has never provided adequate funding for these plans, appropriating only about $60 million annually. This is vastly below the estimated... Read More
...of Walleye Sander vitreus and American Paddlefish Polyodon spathula. The Osage River was irrevocably altered, with nearly three‐fourths of its length permanently inaccessible to migratory fish downstream. Instantly, these fish... Read More
