January 8 - 10, 2023
January 8 - 10, 2023
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Mark your calendar for an exciting opportunity to network and learn about innovative fisheries research being conducted in the northeastern region of North America and beyond! The Northeastern Division and Southern New England Chapter of the American Fisheries Society are hosting a joint meeting in Boston at the Boston Hyatt Regency from January 8th to 10th, 2023. The meeting will consist of a full day of workshops and two days of presentations, including keynote speakers and student awards. Three research talk sessions will run concurrently throughout the meeting, including a special session titled Diadromous Fishes: New Tools, New Findings, New Hope.
Mark your calendar for an exciting opportunity to network and learn about innovative fisheries research being conducted in the northeastern region of North America and beyond! The Northeastern Division and Southern New England Chapter of the American Fisheries Society are hosting a joint meeting in Boston at the Boston Hyatt Regency from January 8th to 10th, 2023. The meeting will consist of a full day of workshops and two days of presentations, including keynote speakers and student awards. Three research talk sessions will run concurrently throughout the meeting, including a special session titled Diadromous Fishes: New Tools, New Findings, New Hope.
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#AFSBostonMigration23
Day 1 : Workshops
Day 1 : Workshops
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Days 2 - 3: Plenary, Presentations, & Networking
Days 2 - 3: Plenary, Presentations, & Networking
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We welcome and encourage student attendees of all stages!
We welcome and encourage student attendees of all stages!
Volunteer opportunities are available for students - no experience required!
This is a great way to meet mentors and defray a portion of your registration cost. Contact our student activities liason with questions or for more information.
Plenary Speakers
Plenary Speakers
Alex Haro
Fish Biologist, United States Geological Survey, S.O. Conte Anadromous Fish Research Laboratory
Leslie Jonas
Co-founder,
Vice Chairwoman,
Native Land Conservancy, Inc.
This meeting is powered by volunteers! And the more that join the effort the more awesome the meeting will be! If you’d like to lend your enthusiasm, expertise, ideas, and time to planning this meeting please contact the Meeting Chair, Sara Turner.
Meeting Chair:
Sara Turner
Diadromous Symposium Chairs:
Trevor Avery and Alex Haro
Workshops:
Alex Haro and Danielle Quinn
Fundraising:
Eric Schultz and Aubrey Ellertson
Finance Committee:
Eric Schultz, Rich Bell,
Trevor Avery, and Stephen Dwyer
Program Committee:
Corinne Truesdale
(SNEC President-Elect)
and Susan Cushman
(NED President)
Local Arrangements:
Leah Baumwell and Abigail Archer
Student Activities:
Rebecca Colby
Best Student Papers/Posters:
Karina Mrakovich
Communications:
Owen Nichols
(SNEC Past-President),
Andy Jones, Eric Schultz,
George Maynard, Andrew Bade,
and Abigail Archer
Committee Members At Large:
Patrick Shirey
(NED Past-President),
Chris McDowell
(SNEC Past-President),
Jacob Kasper
(SNEC Past-President),
and Heather Stewart
(NED President-Elect)
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