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2021 MT AFS Annual (Virtual) Conference When: March 1- 5th, 2021 Where: your cozy house, your office, or if you are lucky… Crossing Boundaries: Crossing disciplines, jurisdictions, and perspectives “We are more than the sum of our parts” Both understanding and managing aquatic resources requires a broad perspective. Biologists and managers are constantly required to... Read More
The newest edition of the MTAFS Chapter newsletter “The Outlet” is fresh off the presses. This issue shows off the impressive photography skills of our chapter members in the 2019 Photo Contest. You can also read columns by Steve Dalbey, Jim Dunnigan, and Fish Talk with none other than Brian Marotz. Don’t miss it! ... Read More
Brett French, one of the speakers at the 2019 MTAFS Annual Meeting in Billings, stuck around the meeting to write up an article on pallid sturgeon. Brett’s article in the Billings Gazette can be found at this link. 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
Two fisheries biologists in the Bitterroot, Mike Jakober working for the Bitterroot National Forest and Chris Clancy working for Montana Department of Fish Wildlife and Parks, brought home awards from the Montana Chapter of the American Fisheries Society’s annual meeting held recently in Butte. This story was picked up by two Bitterroot Valley newspapers. Congrats... Read More
MTAFS Chapter members participated in a survey gauging use of, and opinions on, the affiliate membership option. The results of the survey are here! https://virtuallearn.wpengine.com/montana/wp-content/uploads/sites/11/2018/02/MTAFS-Membership-Survey_Affiliates_2018.pdf Read More
