CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

*Due **October 22, 2010***





Fourth North American Workshop on Rainbow Smelt

Held in Portland, Maine on January 24-25, 2011



Scientists and resource specialists at all levels and backgrounds are
invited to submit abstracts for oral presentations and posters.  Please
indicate whether the abstract should be considered for a presentation only,
poster only, or both presentation and poster.

Please submit abstracts to Brad Chase by email at [email protected] or
by mail at:
Brad Chase
South Coast Marine Fisheries Station
Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries
1213 Purchase Street, 3rd Floor
New Bedford, MA 02740



More information at about registration and deadlines at:
http://www.maine.gov/dmr/news/smelt.htm



Questions? Please contact Claire Enterline at (207) 633-9566 or
[email protected].



*Please Distribute*



This international event will provide a forum for scientists and managers
from universities, government, and conservation organizations to exchange
information about current research and management efforts of rainbow smelt
and to broaden professional networks. Please join us in downtown Portland to
present your recent work and enjoy the city’s renowned restaurants, working
waterfront, arts district, and shopping.



Rainbow smelt support traditional fisheries throughout their range, are
important forage for many wildlife species and are symbolic of the plight
faced by declining populations of anadromous fish in North America.  The
workshop is the fourth held since 1997. The previous workshops were
graciously held by our colleagues in Canada and were well attended, vibrant
forums for exchanging information on smelt.



The 4th workshop will be hosted by a partnership of the States of Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts and supported by a grant from the National
Marine Fisheries Service Office of Protected Resources.



Holiday Inn by the Bay

88 Spring Street

Portland, Maine 04101

(207) 775-2311

A block of rooms has been reserved for a reduced rate, please mention the
symposium hosted by the Maine Department of Marine Resources

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