Preventing Accidental Introduction of Invasive Species
Several fisheries professionals, marina owners, fishing guides, and others attended the Watercraft Inspection and Decontamination Training (WIT) workshop the first…
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Aquatic Invasive Species Training
Two training workshops are scheduled for May 2022 at Red Top Mountain State Park. The Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division…
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2021 Virtual Meeting Summary
Written by Jamie Roberts and Rebecca Brown This past year certainly saw its share of ups and downs, and yet,…
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2020 SDAFS Elections
Voting Closes August 15, 2020, at 11:59pm Elected candidates will take office at the 2021 SDAFS Business Meeting. The Vice…
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Zoom Webinar
A great opportunity to interact with two young fisheries professionals. Contact us for the Zoom registration and login information. georgiaafs@gmail.com
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Becoming a Hutton Scholar Mentor Webinar
Calling all interested and past Hutton Mentors! Are you interested in applying to be a Hutton Mentor but not sure…
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Georgia Chapter Update
As we pause to reflect on the history of the American Fisheries Society (AFS) at the national level, it also…
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AFS Webinar: CREATING A MOVEMENT TO SAVE MIGRATORY FISH FROM LOCAL TO GLOBAL
This webinar has been rescheduled for April 30, 2020 Ongoing river fragmentation and dam construction are two of the greatest…
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AFS Webinar: Mythbusting Marine Aquaculture
Mythbusting Marine Aquaculture Thursday, February 27, 2020 1:00 pm Eastern Time Presenters: Jennifer Molloy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Siting and…
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AFS Celebrates 150 Years
What sustains a society for 150 years? Maybe it’s a compelling mission to conserve North America’s fisheries and aquatic resources….
