NEAFWA 2017 has ended

Create Your Own Event

NEAFWA 2017

To return to the Northeast Fish & Wildlife Conference website, go to: http://www.neafwa.org/conference.html. The following schedule and room names are subject to change (as of April 3, 2017). Please check back for updates. Session titles marked with an asterisk (*) have student presenters.

1:40pm EDT

Symposium 1 Technical Presentation. Overview of the NEAFWA Regional Conservation Needs Program Hampton VII Symposium 2 Technical Presentation. Introduction to the New Guidelines for Fish Health Management in the Northeast Marriott Ballroom V-VII

2:00pm EDT

Symposium 1 Technical Presentation. Tools for Regional Conservation Planning Hampton VII Symposium 2 Technical Presentation. New Hampshire’s Fish Importation Regulations: Past, Present and Future Marriott Ballroom V-VII

2:20pm EDT

Symposium 1 Technical Presentation. Identifying and Leveraging Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need Hampton VII Symposium 2 Technical Presentation. The US Fish & Wildlife Service’s National Wild Fish Health Survey and Database – Practical Applications for Fisheries Management Marriott Ballroom V-VII

2:40pm EDT

Symposium 2 Technical Presentation. Disinfecting Fish Eggs, “One Ounce of Iodine is Worth a Pound of Cure” Marriott Ballroom V-VII

3:20pm EDT

Symposium 1 Technical Presentation. Listing Not Warranted - Regional Conservation Actions Precluding Listing Hampton VII Symposium 2 Technical Presentation. Biosecurity in Aquaculture Marriott Ballroom V-VII

3:40pm EDT

Symposium 1 Technical Presentation. Don’t Stop Swimming – Regional Aquatic Connectivity Tool Guiding Habitat Restoration Hampton VII Symposium 2 Technical Presentation. Biosecurity in Aquaculture: Infrastructure Options Marriott Ballroom V-VII

4:00pm EDT

Symposium 1 Technical Presentation. Focus Efforts Here – Regional Habitat Restoration Priorities Targeted for Brook Floater Hampton VII Symposium 2 Technical Presentation. Fish Transfers: Utilizing a Risk Assessment Tool and Pathogen-Based Hatchery Classification System to Assess Risk Marriott Ballroom V-VII

4:20pm EDT

Symposium 1 Technical Presentation. The More We Know – Regionally-coordinated survey and monitoring protocols Hampton VII Symposium 2 Technical Presentation. Application of Fish Health Guidelines for Disease Remediation in an Aquaculture Facility Marriott Ballroom V-VII

4:40pm EDT

Symposium 2 Technical Presentation. Panel discussion: Progress on Implementing the New Fish Health Guidelines in Northeast States Marriott Ballroom V-VII

10:20am EDT

Symposium 3 Technical Presentation. An Overview and Progress Report on Seven Years of Virginia's Quail Recovery Efforts Hampton VI

10:40am EDT

Symposium 3 Technical Presentation. Marketing and Outreach Efforts of the Virginia Quail Recovery Initiative - What's Worked, What Hasn't, and Where Do We Go From Here? Hampton VI

11:00am EDT

Symposium 3 Technical Presentation. Utilizing Partnerships and Local Relationships to Target Efficient Conservation Delivery Across a Diverse Commonwealth. Hampton VI

11:20am EDT

Symposium 3 Technical Presentation. Making the Connection Between Bobwhites, Birds, Bunnies, Bees and Butterflies Hampton VI

11:40am EDT

Symposium 3 Technical Presentation. Discussion Hampton VI

1:40pm EDT

Symposium 4 Technical Presentation. Implementing Virginia’s Wildlife Action Plan on the Ground at a Local Level Hampton VI

2:00pm EDT

Symposium 4 Technical Presentation. Leveraging State Forest and Wildlife Action Plans for Collaborative Gains Hampton VI

2:20pm EDT

Symposium 4 Technical Presentation. Downscaling Wildlife Action Plan Information for Integrated Natural Resource Management Plans in Virginia and Maryland and Beyond Hampton VI

2:40pm EDT

Symposium 4 Technical Presentation. Collaborating Regionally to Implement Action Plans Hampton VI