Potomac Chapter 2025 Student Travel Award Competition The Potomac Chapter of the American Fisheries Society (AFS) is pleased to offer a financial award to students in support of their attendance at the AFS 2025...
Thank you to all of the members that participated in the voting process to establish new leadership in the Potomac Chapter. The past couple of years have seen the Chapter grow and we are...
The Potomac Chapter of AFS invites you to our Annual Crab Feast on Saturday, October 6 from 2-5 p.m. The Crab Feast is a great way to mix and mingle with fisheries professionals from across the region, including students who...
On Friday, August 16th, the Potomac Chapter of AFS funded eight Knauss Fellows to take a day trip to tour Horn Point Oyster Hatchery and NOAA’s National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) Cooperative...
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th | 5:30-9 pm | B&O Railroad Museum Tickets This year’s festival is overflowing with all-you-can-enjoy local oysters, gourmet seafood, and handcrafted beverages. Sample a variety of oysters from across the Bay...
We’re thrilled to introduce the newest early-career members of the AFS Potomac Chapter that were the recipients of a 2024 membership. They include current and former John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellows.
The Potomac Chapter of the American Fisheries Society & the Women’s Aquatic Network are teaming up to get you out on the water this spring. Please join us on Sunday, April 28th from 8:30-12:00...
Unfortunately, it looks like we are going to get rained out this weekend. Fear not! This just gives you more time to RSVP for the AFS Potomac Chapter Annual Crab Feast now being held on Saturday,...
The Potomac Chapter of AFS invites you to our Annual Crab Feast on Saturday, October 14 from 2-5 p.m. The Crab Feast is a great way to mix and mingle with fisheries professionals from across the region, including students who...
It’s time to grab the sunscreen, put on your wading shoes, and volunteer for the International Coastal Cleanup (ICC). The aim of the ICC is to collect as much trash as possible along our coasts and...
