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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
    • Wildlife Disease Information
    • 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
      • Special Symposia
      • Workshops
      • 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

Call for Symposia - COMING SOON!

Opening October 4

An Organized Symposium is a series of integrated presentations that address aspects of a single topic or theme. Symposia are the scientific centerpiece of the meeting and will run concurrently with other technical sessions. A symposium can consist of invited speakers only or be open to accepting presentations from the general call for abstracts, which will open in early December.
The following presentation types will be included in the technical program for the 78th Annual Northeast Fish & Wildlife Conference: 
  • Organized Symposia (oral presentations organized by a topic of interest)
  • Contributed Oral Presentations (20-minute presentations grouped into sessions by topic)
  • Poster Presentations

​Important Program Related Dates and Deadlines

  • Call for Submissions for Organized Symposia: Opens October 4; Deadline: November 15
  • Organized Symposia will be finalized and announced by end of November. Symposia will be included as part of the technical program and will run concurrently with other technical sessions. All technical presentations within a special symposium, including those that have been invited, need to submit abstracts through the online call for papers portal.
  • Call for Abstracts for oral presentations and posters: Opens: early December
  • Deadline to submit all abstracts (individual speakers within a symposium, general oral, and posters): January 14
  • Notifications of acceptance will be sent by end of January, and the schedule will be posted online by early February.

2023 Conference Location: 
Hershey, Pennsylvania

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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