...Does it contribute directly or indirectly to the improvement of our processes, policies and mission? “If the answer to these questions is “yes,” then our participation in social media is... Read More
To apply, students must complete Part I of the online application. Student faculty advisors must complete Part II of the online application. Part I and Part II of the online... Read More
...River basin and throughout the Pacific Coast of North America. Resource Data, Inc., developed this web‐based, GIS‐interfaced software, which is freely available to the public, with funding from the Pacific... Read More
...professional development quality points (PDQPs) Certified Fisheries Professional, Established (FP-C) (applying as Established Fisheries Professional) Certification Upgrade (FP-A upgrading to FP-C) Emeritus Status (20+ years being certified) How to Apply... Read More
that is ecologically and socioeconomically informed. For instance, the commercial fishery for Peruvian Anchoveta Engraulis ringens is the largest single-species fishery in the world. It supports approximately 50 percent of... Read More
fish habitat as possible. Some Ozark reservoirs, deeply incised and meandering rivers, and the Colorado River flowing through the Grand Canyon, among others, have steep walls, but my focus is... Read More
...to structured decision making. Available: http://www.fws.gov/science/doc/structured_decision_making_factsheet.pdf. (January 2016). Members click below for the July 2017 Fisheries magazine’s complete issue. Non-members, join here. This content is for members only. Please login.... Read More
to my “Aquacalypse Now” article (Pauly 2009; whose cute title, incidentally, I discovered only when reading the published version). My answer to his question was an op-ed (Pauly 2014) in... Read More
with reference to my “Aquacalypse Now” article (Pauly 2009; whose cute title, incidentally, I discovered only when reading the published version). My answer to his question was an op-ed (Pauly... Read More
free and they receive free access to the Marine and Coastal Fisheries journal. Members must currently pay $25 for each online subscription to the other four subscription-based AFS journals. Under... Read More
