If you are unable to attend the 2018 Spring Seminar in person, for the first time the ASFWB will also be making the spring seminar presentations viewable by webinar courtesy of the Atlantic Salmon Conservation Foundation. You will have to register for both the morning and afternoon sessions (you won’t be able to watch us[…]
The date for the 2018 Spring Seminar is set: Tuesday, April 24, 2018. The proposed general theme for the seminar is Urban Environments. We will provide more information on the specific talks in the coming weeks. We are also working on something new, so stay tuned!
The preliminary agenda is now available for the upcoming AGM. Be sure to register by October 18th!
The AGM is in Moncton in 3 weeks. More info has been posted. Book your room ASAP!
This is our CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS for the AGM in October in Moncton.
Better late than never! See the NEWS section for the latest Biolink, the ASFWB newsletter.
Check out the spring seminar page for a link to the agenda!
Check out the new BIOLINK , the official newsletter of ASFWB. Includes articles on searching for swallows and swifts, and conservation news from southern Nova Scotia. Click on “News” in the menu at the top of the page.
To participate in North America’s longest-running Citizen Science project visit http://www.birdscanada.org/volunteer/cbc for a count circle near you. […]
The three winners of the student award for top three presentations: Sean Landsman of UPEI, 1st place, for FOCUSING FISH PASSAGE EFFORTS ON THE ‘WEAKEST LINK’: LESSONS LEARNED FROM RAINBOW SMELT Kami Harris of UPEI, 2nd place for WHAT’S IN YOUR GUT, LEFTOVERS OR LUNCH? DETERMINING IF TICK GUT CONTENTS ARE BLOOD MEAL REMNANTS OR A RESULT[…]