A Voyage That Changed the Way I Thought about Life at Sea
...In an interview in the local newspaper, Eagle Observer, shortly after she returned home, Glor said, “The NOAA scientists really assumed that I was able to take on any of... Read More
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Try This! “Tweeting the Meeting”
...in the Twitterverse! By searching for #AFS145 on Twitter, you can see what others are tweeting. 2. Reply to yourself: If you are tweeting multiple times during a talk, reply... Read More
Social Media Standards and Operating Guidelines
...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
Bringing Together Fish and Wildlife in 2017
wildlife departments. Since the beginning we’ve recognized that fisheries and wildlife resources are intimately intertwined and are often best studied together. However, until recently, the two largest scientific societies have... Read More
INDIANA CHAPTER RECEIVES AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SMALL CHAPTER FROM THE AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY
...efforts,” said AFS President Joe Margraf. The Indiana Chapter was specifically recognized for their staffing of the “Fish with a Fish Head Day” at the Indiana State Fair and their... Read More
Meet the Staff
and making it stronger than ever. Kelly holds a B.S. degree in Marketing from the University of Maryland. In her spare time, Kelly enjoys crab feasts with family and friends,... Read More
Recovering America’s Wildlife Act and Other Initiatives Provide Hope from Capitol Hill
...only protection or preservation. This distinction is vitally important for fish in the face of climate change and we must preserve high quality habitats, while restoring degraded ones and re-connecting... Read More
Citizen science reveals how river food webs are affected by hydropower practices
...groups, such as many species of mayfly, stonefly or caddisfly, lay their eggs attached to rocks or vegetation slightly below the water surface, where they soon hatch. If water levels... Read More
The Dark Side of Safety
great many fisheries professionals have known the shock, sorrow, and bewilderment that follow such seemingly senseless loss. Especially now, many of us in the natural resource profession face increasingly uncertain... Read More
New Study by AFS Members: Salmon Smolts Find Safety in Numbers
Using tags surgically implanted into thousands of juvenile salmon, University of British Colombia researchers have discovered that many fish die within the first few days of migration from their birthplace... Read More