Chapter News
Hot off the presses, it is the newest edition of the MTAFS Newsletter “Outlet”. Inside the latest issue, you can read updates by the current and incoming MTAFS presidents, hear about cool Montana fisheries projects, and more! Get your hands on the Outlet Newsletters here Read More
Click on the links below for a list of speakers and the schedule at a glance for the upcoming Annual Meeting. Full Program 2019 Annual Meeting 2019 MTAFS Meeting Speaker List 2019 Annual Meeting Schedule at a Glance More information about the meeting can be found on the 2019 MTAFS Annual Chapter Meeting Webpage. Read More
The latest issue of the MTAFS Chapter Newsletter The Outlet is here! Here are some topics featured in the January 2019 Issue: Hello from Steve Dalbey, new MTAFS President MTAFS History Yellowstone Park cutthroat trout 2019 Annual meeting information Montana fish taxonomy …and much more You can get the latest issue of The Outlet... Read More
Theme – Communicating Fisheries Science in an Increasingly Skeptical Environment LOCATION – Location: Double Tree Inn, Billings, MT 1-800-588-7666 – Room hold and pricing ends 12/28/18 ($93.00 single) we are working to extend this deadline to 1/11/19. REGISTRATION Meeting registration and affiliate membership dues will be done through Eventbrite. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/montana-chapter-afs-meeting-2019-tickets-53148266897 – Registration opened 12/10/2018 –... Read More
The newest edition of The Outlet Newsletter is HERE! -Thanks to Sam Bourret for putting it together. Read More
Your ExCom is proposing to include electronic voting as an option for members, requiring a change to our Chapter bylaws. Please take a moment to review these briefly-stated changes, highlighted in yellow. We strongly believe this change will increase Chapter engagement and efficiency in decision-making. We will vote on whether or not to adopt these... Read More
Montana’s own Washoe Park Fish Hatchery was featured in the November issue of Fisheries Magazine. You can access this issue of Fisheries here. Built in Anaconda in 1907, Washoe Park is Montana’s oldest state run hatchery. More information on Washoe Park can be found on Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks website. Read More
Hope everyone had a great field season, and has many stories, pictures, and fun events to share with our chapter. Our newsletter committee chair Sam Bourret is soliciting entries for a January 2018 Outlet newsletter. We encourage pictures from the field season that show MT AFS members hard at work and having fun, with a... Read More
We are happy to announce the launch of our new MTAFS Chapter website! The new site has much of the same content and functionality of our old site, but with a new look. The structure and theme of the new site is consistent with the Parent Society and several other AFS chapters. Some of the... Read More
In honor of Wally McClure, two students will receive scholarships as part of the Wally McClure Scholarship program. Learn more here and apply today! In 2018, two Wally McClure Student Fisheries Scholarships shall be awarded to students pursuing either undergraduate or graduate degrees in aquatic natural resources from a University/College in Montana. Graduate projects should... Read More
