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- June 20, 2020 Update
- Weekly update
- The art of collaboration in natural resource management
- Resource Management
- Proceedings of the first virtual CMS Public Meeting
- The proceedings, slides, minutes, and Q&A session from the 5/28/2020 meeting are now available for public viewing and comment
- CMS Public Meeting Comments, Questions, and Answers
- Q&A
- CMS meeting presentations and minutes are now available for review and comment
- Reports and Minutes
- Stocking Emergency Ad Hoc Committee Report
- Presentation
- FERC Standing Committe Report
- Presentation
- Gulf of Maine Distinct Population Segment 2019 Report
- Presentation
- Merrymeeting Bay SHRU Report
- Presentation
- Penobscot SHRU Report
- Presentation
- Downeast SHRU Presentation
- Report
- J. Crocker Introductory Comments
- IT/MB perspective
- North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization (NASCO)
- NASCO is an international organization, established by an inter-governmental Convention in 1984. The objective of NASCO is to conserve, restore, enhance and rationally manage Atlantic salmon through international co-operation taking account of the best available scientific information.
- Atlantic Salmon Research Joint Venture (ASRJV) Annual Report
- annual Report
- Atlantic Salmon Research Joint Venture (ASRJV) Annual Report
- Annual report
- Dec 2019: Applications of a high-resolution version of the New England spatial statistical network model to the Meduxnekeag: Restoration potential for thermal regimes
- A presentation by Naomi Detenbeck of the EPA discussing a high-resolution version of the New England SSN.
- FERC Standing Committee Annual Report
- annual report
- Tabular Data _Fishway Operations and Broodstock Collection
- Spreadsheet
- Atlantic Salmon Conservation Schools Network (ASCSN)
- International student conservation of Atlantic salmon
- May 2020: Logger Placement. . .How do Lakes/Deadwaters Geomorphic features and Groundwater influence your data collection?
- A presentation on multiple factors that can influence temperature data in streams, sampling considerations in lotic systems with lakes and deadwaters, and how to avoid (or locate) groundwater inputs. By Scott Craig, USFWS - data gathered on the Narraguagus River in downeast Maine.
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