Spring 2021 Newsletter
President’s Message Thanks to all the folks that helped make our first virtual chapter meeting successful. The online meeting platform was not what I had in mind when I became President-Elect. Ever-changing plans and...
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Winter 2020 Newsletter
Download the .pdf edition: President’s Message The year is drawing to a close and so is my tenure as NCAFS president. This has been one of the strangest years in our lives. It is...
Winter 2018 Newsletter
Download the .pdf edition: President’s Message On behalf of the NCAFS EXCOM, I hope that everyone had a memorable holiday and enjoyed the opportunity to spend time with family and friends! As we enter...
NCAFS Member Receives US Fish & Wildlife Service Recovery Champion Award
From NC Wildlife Resources Commission – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recognized N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission biologist Rachael Hoch with its Recovery Champion award, recognizing her significant contribution to the recovery of federally...
Summer 2016 Newsletter
Download the .pdf edition: President’s Message Dear Colleagues, Summer, as always, has come upon us so quickly here in North Carolina that it was almost over by the time I realized it. The heady,...
State Wildlife Action Plan Receives Federal Go-Ahead
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission recently received approval from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for the 10-year update of the North Carolina Wildlife Action Plan — a comprehensive document that identifies the state’s...
Power Companies, Tribe, Agencies Sign Conservation Agreement For Rare Sucker
Power companies, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, and state and federal agencies came together this Tuesday to sign a Candidate Conservation Agreement to conserve the Sicklefin Redhorse, an undescribed Moxostoma species found in only...
Winter 2015 Newsletter
Download the .pdf edition: President’s Message Happy New Year Everyone! As I’ve spent many days throughout the holidays wearing shorts and a T-shirt, I can’t help but wonder where this weather was when we...
Little Tennessee River Basin Designated Nation’s First Native Fish Conservation Area
In 2008, Trout Unlimited, Federation of Fly Fishers, and the Fisheries Conservation Foundation came together to develop a new way to approach native fish conservation on a large scale, based on coordination at local,...
Fisheries Magazine – March 2015
Want to Receive Fisheries Magazine Every Month for Free?! Become a member of the Society! Why? Membership helps the North Carolina Chapter! & the benefits are great! How? Society Membership: • provides your...
