Fraser River Aboriginal Fisheries Secretariat
News and Updates
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The Fish Site: Three Keys to Sockeye Decline http://t.co/KlcxaueB1 month 1 week ago
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The next Roadmap workshop is scheduled for June 13-14 in Kamloops (Tier 1). There will also be a Tier 1 Forum session on June 12. Venue TBA
1 month 3 weeks ago
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250 News: Climate Warming and Sockeye Migration Studied http://t.co/K2E0PIQz
1 month 3 weeks ago
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Globe and Mail: Fraser River sockeye may suffer damaged hearts http://t.co/WDrQIYpe
2 months 1 week ago
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http://t.co/78esoo1e Federal gov’t still want to change fisheries habitat policy: MP tells Maple Ridge council
2 months 3 weeks ago
Catch Monitoring Workshop 2010
In a continued effort to address important technical fisheries issues, the Fraser River and Approach Working Group (FRAWG) hosted a Catch Monitoring Workshop in Richmond on November 22nd and 23rd, 2010.
Meeting Notes - Catch Monitoring Workshop November 22 & 23, 2010
Fisheries and Oceans Canada Workshop Summary Table
Overview of Fisheries Monitoring and Catch Reporting - Carole Eros
Accuracy, Precision and Related Terms - Rob Houtman
Role of Biological Sampling - Kathy Fraser & Chuck Parken
South Coast Area Food, Social and Ceremonial Catch Monitoring - Greg Thomas
Lower Fraser Area Food, Social and Ceremonial Catch Monitoring - Debra Sneddon
BC Interior Area Food, Social and Ceremonial Catch Monitoring - Jamie Scroggie
South Coast Area Commercial Catch Monitoring - Greg Thomas
Lower Fraser Area Commercial Catch Monitoring - Barbara Mueller
Lower Fraser First Nations Economic Opportunity - Barbara Mueller
BC Interior Demonstration Fisheries Catch Monitoring - Jamie Scroggie
South Coast Recreational Catch Monitoring - David O'Brien
