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 build capacity to ensure IIJA funds are efficiently and effectively utilized. As federal agencies work to address staffing and capacity needs, we strongly encourage the federal government to utilize... 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
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
host distance education programs. These services will provide new avenues for supplying professional development and education opportunities across the Society. The timeline is to gradually bring programs online during 2017.... Read More
waters threatens fish and fisheries and the communities that rely on them. When headwaters are polluted, or headwater habitats are destroyed, fish, fisheries, and ecosystem services are compromised. Headwaters are... Read More
...To comply, hatcheries direct effluents through on-site wastewater treatment systems. Of more than 400 “hatchery” records in the EPA’s Enforcement and Compliance History Online database, only 7—less than 2%—are currently... 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
...affecting aquatic resources and the environment. The membership is diverse in terms of geography, experience, and topics of environmental concern. To properly represent and fully capture the broadest spectrum of... Read More
