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Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS

6 months ago

Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS
Check out this cool discovery! A juvenile Atlantic Sturgeon was recently captured in the Nanticoke River as part of our ongoing research on this endangered fish. It's possibly an age 1 or age 2 sturgeon born in the Nanticoke River watershed and we are performing a genetic analysis to try to confirm its origin. If confirmed, this would represent the third known spawning population in the Chesapeake Bay. You can learn more about our sturgeon research at dnrec.alpha.delaware.gov/fish-wildlife/fishing/sturgeon/. (Note: This activity was conducted pursuant to NMFS ESA Permit No. 20314.) 📷: DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife - Fisheries Section ... See MoreSee Less

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Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS

7 months ago

Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS
We are so excited to announce our 2022 Annual Meeting will be in person, so save the dates! Get ready to head to Asbury Park, NJ on November 15-16th. This a great opportunity to network and learn about what is happening regionally in our field. We will keep you updated as we work out the meeting details.mid-atlantic.fisheries.org/2022-annual-meeting/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS

1 years ago

Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS
The 2022 Calendar Year is well underway and that means it is time to renew your AFS and chapter membership. We know you’re busy, so AFS has granted a grace period allowing members will still have online access to membership resources for a short period. However, this window is closing soon – February 28, 2022! Please Note: Members who have not renewed already will stop receiving Fisheries magazine; subscriptions will start again once the membership is renewed. Don’t miss out on all the great programming and plans AFS has in store for 2022 – RENEW TODAY! Log in to your membership account to pay by credit card online. fisheries.org/membership/If you’re not a member of the parent organization, we encourage you to join and explore the many benefits of AFS membership and take the next step in your fisheries career. ... See MoreSee Less

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Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS

2 years ago

Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS
Registration remains open for the virtual Fall MAC-AFS Chapter Meeting to be held on Friday, November 13, 2020. To reserve your limited-edition sticker (and help the organizers with an accurate virtual head count!), please consider registering by this Friday, October 30, 2020 at 11:59 pm.In addition to an exciting slate of presentations, the meeting will feature a “COVID-19 Impacts on Marine Fisheries” plenary featuring keynote speaker Dr. Sarah Smith and an industry panel Q&A moderated by Dr. Douglas Zemeckis.Please visit the meeting page for full registration information (Meeting & Networking Event). ... See MoreSee Less

2020 Annual Meeting – MID-ATLANTIC CHAPTER OF THE AFS

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Due to the current pandemic, this year’s Mid-Atlantic Chapter Annual Meeting is going to be virtual. We are adapting our traditional meeting to make this first (and hopefully last) virtual annual meeting dynamic and interactive for both students and professionals. We are planning for presentations...
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Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS

3 years ago

Mid-Atlantic Chapter AFS
Rutgers is hiring a part time Laboratory/Technical Assistant at the Marine Field Station in Tuckerton, NJ. For details, check out the link. ... See MoreSee Less

Laboratory/Technical Assistant

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Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey is seeking a Laboratory/Technical Assistant for the Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences, Marine Field Station which is located in Tuckerton, NJ. Among the key duties of this position are the following: •Trawling, trapping, gill netting, ichthyoplan...
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