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Apologies for cross posting. Please do not reply to me or the list.
Contact Tom Nesler or John Woodling if you would like additional information.
> TO: All interested AFS members and fishery conservation professionals
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> FROM: John Woodling and Tom Nesler, Colorado Division of Wildlife
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> A workshop on the Status and Management of nongame Midwestern fishes
> and fish communities is being organized for the AFS 2000 Annual
> Meeting in St. Louis, MO. This is a conservation-oriented workshop
> including proposed sessions on (1) trends in species distribution, (2)
> sampling techniques, (3) genetic implications for management, (4)
> community and ecosystem structure, (5) federal and state management
> perspectives, and (6)-potential alternate-case histories of nongame
> stream fish management. Each session will include a panel forum for
> discussion with the audience.
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> We are inviting you to participate in this workshop and are soliciting
> presenters at this time. A good number of colleagues have already
> expressed their interest as presenters. Please consider contributing
> to this timely management issue for Midwest and Great Plains AFS
> members. Contact [log in to unmask] or [log in to unmask]
> for further information or assistance. Thank you.
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