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  • About Us
    • Who We Are & What We Do
    • Trademark of Logo
    • Members
    • Officers & Directors
    • Constitution & Bylaws
    • Committees
    • Technical Committees >
      • Black Bear
      • Deer
      • Fish & Wildlife Diversity
      • Fish Health
      • Fur Resources
      • Habitat
      • Rivers & Streams
      • Upland Gamebird
  • Resources
    • Resolutions
    • Technical Publications & Reports
    • Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation (R3)
    • Partners & Collaborators
    • Regional Conservation Needs
    • Help with Wildlife Damage
    • Northeast Region State Wildlife Action Plan Database
    • Furbearer Management in the Northeast >
      • About Us
      • Furbearer Conservation & Management
      • Benefits of Trapping
      • Animal Welfare
      • Trap Designs
      • Trapping Then and Now
      • Furbearer Guide
  • Conference
    • General Info
    • Registration
    • Travel Logistics
    • Program >
      • Schedule
      • Call for Symposia
      • Call for Abstracts
      • Call for Related Meetings & Workshops
      • Presentation Guidelines
    • Sponsor Opportunities
    • Conference Contacts
    • Event Archives
    • Future Meetings
  • Robert McDowell Award
    • Overview & Nomination Procedues
    • Past Recipients
  • Job Opportunities
  • Landscape Conservation
  • R3 Clearinghouse
    • Clearinghouse
    • NEAFWA Photo Library
    • NEAFWA Marketing
    • NEAFWA Marketing Webinars
  • Contact
  • Member Login
    • Directors
    • Wildlife Administrators
    • Fisheries Administrators
    • I&E Administrators
    • Black Bear
    • Deer
    • Fish & Wildlife Diversity
    • Fish Health
    • Fur Resources
    • Habitat
    • Northeast Landscape Wildlife Conservation
    • R3
    • Rivers & Streams
    • Upland Gamebird
    • WSFR Region 5 File Repository

Program

Related Meeting Requests | Opens Fall 2023

Related meeting requests are now being accepted for committees and working groups, universities, organizations, agencies, and others interested in holding a meeting or social function in association with the 79th Annual Northeast Fish & Wildlife Conference.  

Meeting room space is limited; requests for meeting space will be handled in the order they are received. First choice options for date and time may not always be possible. Please indicate a “second choice” in the space provided on the form.

Workshop Proposals | Opens Fall 2023

Request forms are now being accepted for committees and working groups, universities, organizations, agencies, and others interested in holding a workshop in association with the 79th Annual Northeast Fish & Wildlife Conference. Please note, we are planning for a fully in person conference and can’t guarantee a virtual option will be available.

​Workshops, if approved, will be scheduled for Sunday of the conference (April 21, 2024) so as not to conflict with the technical sessions and other primary program elements. Please use the request form and provide all of the information to ensure that the program committee receives the details necessary to consider your proposal. Meeting room space is limited; requests will be handled in the order they are received and will be evaluated for conference relevance. 

PLEASE NOTE: workshop acceptance is at the sole discretion of the host team and is not guaranteed.

Workshops: provide training on a specific skill, technique, or process and may involve one or more instructors. Workshops are intended to emphasize learning through participation, discussion, and "hands-on" activities. Attendance at workshops is by advance registration only.

Responsibilities of Workshop Organizers: Organizers are responsible for coordinating with the Program Committee, planning their workshop agenda, selecting instructors/presenters, moderating their session, and adhering to all deadlines.
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All organizers and invited speakers must register for the conference.​

2024 Conference Location: 
Cape Cod, MA

Conference Attendee Testimonials

"These conferences are a great way for academics and professionals to meet and build cooperative relationships that stimulate the growth of this ever-important field. " 

​"The NEAFWA conference was an amazing experience! Seeing so many women in the field of conservation was very motivating and inspiring!"
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"This was my first wildlife conference (I'm a graduating senior at the University of Delaware) and the NEAFWA conference made me so excited to continue in this field. I am excited to attend the next one."

"​The NEAFWA conference is a melting pot where natural resource professionals from all career stages have the opportunity to learn from one another."

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