2010 Annual Meeting
New York's Fisheries Heritage
February 10th-12th, 2010

As professionals dedicated to the conservation and management of New York's aquatic resources, we are constantly confronted with new challenges and threats to our fish and fisheries. New York State possesses an incredible diversity of aquatic habitats, which support a diverse fish fauna and sustain quality fisheries for a wide variety of species. The 2010 Annual Meeting theme will focus on the rich heritage of our State's resources and the accomplishments of those who work to conserve and manage them. This year we will take the time to examine the heritage of our native fishes, the diversity of their communities and the roots of recreational and commercial anglers.

We are also exited to announce our keynote speaker Dr. Robert A. Daniels, Curator of Ichthyology at the New York State Museum and Assistant Director of Research and Collections.

For a full statement of meeting venue and call for papers, click here.

Although pre-registration is not required, it would assist us if you brought a completed 2010 Annual Meeting Registration Form.