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Actions of the American Fisheries Society

ICAFS OFFICER MANUAL

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Contents:
Constitution, By-Laws, And Standing Rules
Idaho Chapter By-Laws
Chapter Business
Mission Statement
Nature Of Organization
History Of Idaho Chapter
Statement Of Policies
Code Of Practices
Guidelines For ICAFS Issue Involvement
Annual Work/Action Plan
The People
General Information
Committee Chair Roles And Duties
Officer Duties As We Do Them
Budget
Accomplishments
Special Projects
Publication List From Chapter

Visit the American Fisheries Society website at www.fisheries.org.

Installing bull trout signs along the Middle Fork Boise River
Forest Service and Fish & Game personnel assist each other installing bull trout signs along the Middle Fork Boise River.

Actions of the Idaho Chapter

Palouse Unit

Challis high students assist biologists
Challis High School students assist biologists in seining an irrigation diversion canal from the Salmon River in the Stanley Basin.

As a satellite of the Idaho Chapter, the Palouse Unit is composed of graduate and undergraduate students who are active within the local community and statewide. Some of the Palouse Unit's activities include:

Visit the Palouse Unit's website at www.cnr.uidaho.edu/afs.

Funding

Idaho Chapter projects are implemented entirely through volunteers and paid for with funds raised at our annual meeting. Your donations ensure that Idaho and the Idaho Chapter AFS will continue to have a strong voice in the policy and management of our aquatic resources.

As a 501(C)3 nonprofit organization, your donation is tax deductible.

If you would like to help with AFS projects, donate time and materials, or donate items for our annual fund raiser, please contact us. All donations are greatly appreciated and acknowledged during our annual meeting, giving you the recognition you and your company deserve.