...gene rescue activities, review present-day release strategies and associated adult returns, and describe a new effort underway to expand program production to more effectively address recolonization and local adaptation objectives.... Read More
...and included over 400 stakeholder meetings and an extended public comment period that produced over one million comments. There will only be a 30-day public comment period for this first... Read More
Credit: alaska.gov Beginning in 2008, small tax-exempt organizations, including AFS Subunits, who previously were not required to file a return, will be required to file an annual electronic notice, Form... Read More
Pedernales River arm of Lake Travis, Texas, at 46.52 feet below normal. Photo credit: Chase Fountain, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Sponsors: AFS Estuaries Section, Fish Habitat Section, and Water... Read More
...partial government shutdown and allow natural resource agencies that support important fisheries research and management to resume operations. The shutdown is negatively affecting many federal natural resource agencies, scientists who... Read More
present-day subsistence and native Alaskan fishing issues, habitat protection, and public participation in management voiced with particular significance. At the book discussion events and elsewhere, Alaskans emphasize the great abundance... Read More
As part of our new AFS approach to policy work, the Society recently spent a day in the halls of Congress. In response to on-going efforts to modernize the Endangered... Read More
Whether we’re developing a new continuing education course for Tampa on the National Fish Habitat Partnership’s latest 5-year assessment of the nation’s fish habitat; joining with the Consortium of Aquatic... Read More
...is rarely so simple, as is definitely true about advocacy. AFS is actively engaged in that debate as we consider roles that may position us to be a stronger advocate... Read More
By Abigail J. Lynch, USGS Dusky Damselfish. Credit: Kevin Bryant. I’m not sure how many people can trace their career origin back to a specific instance, but I can. I... Read More
