The NOAA Research Council convened the Ecosystem Research Science Challenge Workshop (ERSCW) to further address two of NOAA’s science challenges that were identified in the 2010 NOAA “Workshop on Strengthening
In January 2009, the NSP National Coordinator convened a steering committee for the purpose of planning and hosting a National Seabird Workshop. This workshop was the first comprehensive planning exercise
On the Path to Understanding the Ecosystem Effects of Harmful Algal Blooms: First Stop, Early Life Stage Fish! by Konstantine J. Rountos School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, Stony Brook
Issue Highlights Potomac Chapter Newsletter 2014-01.pdf SECTION NEWS President’s Message Download the PDF. Treasurer’s Report Download the PDF. 2013 Travel Award Winner Download the PDF. POTOMAC CHAPTER ELECTIONS Download the PDF. CAPITOL HILL
The Potomac Chapter decided to fund a $400 student travel award to the AFS 2013 Annual Meeting. The AFS Estuaries Section awards three travel awards each year. For 2013, the
Rocky Rice provided a report out to the Team. He reported that Versar went through the pilot evaluation approach with members to get feedback. The approach includes: Regional feedback meetings
Hello Potomac Chapter members! It’s been a little over a year since our last newsletter updating you on the goings on of our Chapter and a lot has occurred since
North American Journal of Fisheries Management Volume 28, Issue 3, 2008 The Value of Applying Commercial Fishers’ Experience to Designed Surveys for Identifying Characteristics of Essential Fish Habitat for Adult Summer
Assemblage Structure in Shoal and Flat-Bottom Habitats on the Inner Continental Shelf of the Middle Atlantic Bight, USA View full textDownload full text Open access DOI: 10.1577/C09-012.1 H. Ward Slacum Jr.a,
PURCHASE THIS BOOK L. Benaka, editor 400 pages Published by American Fisheries Society, 1999 Summary Symposium 22: Proceedings of the Sea Grant symposium “Fish Habitat: Essential Fish Habitat and Rehabilitation,”
