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132:, in partnership with the Australian Society for Limnology and the Australian Marine Sciences Association. Since then, the annual conference has been held in all major Australian states and territories, as well as New Zealand in 2003 and 2013. In 2000, the society had 535 members from 17 countries. As of July 2019, the society had 438 members, with more than a third of these students.
1462:"Taxa not presently endangered but which are at risk by having small populations and/or by occupying restricted habitats susceptible to rapid environmental change and/or populations which are declining at a rate that would render them endangered in the near future. (Special management measures are required to prevent these taxa becoming endangered or extinct.)"
220:, in 1982. In 1986, Darwin hosted the first ASFB conference in the Northern Territory, chaired by John Glaister and attended by 160 members. For the first time, concurrent sessions were introduced to cope with the increasing number of conference presentations. The conference dinner took place at the sailing club on
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categories and criteria, and listed 59 species in total. A Threatened
Species Committee was established two years later, at the 1987 conference; the first threatened fishes list was published that same year. Since 1988, these conservation listings have been updated annually. In 1991, members of the
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The
Australian Society for Fish Biology was founded in mid-1971, with the stated aims to "promote the study of fish and fisheries in Australia, and to provide a communications medium for Australian fish workers". The society had a founding membership of 79 fisheries researchers and managers from
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and is worth $ 600 in both the 'junior' and 'senior' student categories. The society also awards the John Glover Travel Fund, which was introduced in 1983 as the
Student Travel Award, to fund students to attend the conference; and the John Lake Poster Awards, which debuted in 1987. In 1986, the
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researchers. Founded in 1971, the society describes itself as a "professional, independent, non-profit, non-commercial and non-aligned organisation." The
Australian Society for Fish Biology holds annual conferences for its members, sometimes in partnership with related organisations such as the
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is awarded by the society "for an outstanding contribution in fish or fisheries science." The award, which may be given annually, is intended to celebrate research conducted primarily in
Australia, although not necessarily by a member of the society. The award is named in honour of fisheries
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Since 1985, many conferences have been accompanied by workshops on specific topics. The society also hosts four committees that meet annually, usually at the conferences: the Alien Fishes
Committee, Education Committee, Fisheries Management Committee, and Threatened Fishes Committee.
1453:"Taxa which have suffered a population decline over all or most of their range, whether the causes of this decline are known or not, and which are in danger of extinction in the near future. (Special management measures are required if these taxa are to continue to survive.)"
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Conferences have been held annually in
Australia or New Zealand since 1974, sometimes in partnership with related organisations such as the Oceania Chondrichthyan Society and the Australian Society for Limnology. In 1974, the first ASFB conference was held in
124:. Membership fees were initially $ 2 per year, but this was scaled back to $ 1 in 1973, as the society's income in its first two years ($ 246) far exceeded expenditure ($ 15). The Australian Society for Fish Biology held its first conference in 1974, in
708:, and by Environment Australia to develop their "Action Plan for Australian freshwater fishes." In August 2019, the ASFB's national threatened species list contained 61 freshwater fish species, compared to 38 listed under the Australian Government's
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1480:"Taxa which are likely to fall into the endangered, vulnerable or potentially threatened categories but for which insufficient data are available to make an assessment. (Investigation is required)."
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Memorial
Student Award was given for the best paper presented by a student. The winning student, C.M. MacDonald, received a prize of $ 50. As of 2017, this prize is sponsored by the
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1489:"Taxa which are not presently in danger but which occur in restricted areas, or which have suffered a long term reduction in distribution and/or abundance and are now uncommon."
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from their home cities. In total, 105 of the 140 registered delegates made it to the conference, "demonstrat ASFB members’ determination to confer about fish at all costs."
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society instigated the humorous Donald D. Francois award to celebrate "an outstanding contribution to fish biology"; the winner received a dozen bottles of
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society endorsed a formal nomination process for listing or delisting species. Since 1997, the committee have assessed species against criteria used by the
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Mr. Whitley nominated D.F. Hoese of the
Australian Museum as President for 1973 and in the absence of other nominations Dr. Hoese is the new president.
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troop carrier aircraft that had been put into temporary service by the
Government. Other delegates drove the thousands of kilometres to
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over the weekend of 18–19 September 1976, although some presentations on the Saturday afternoon were poorly attended due to the
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Conservation overview and action plan for Australian threatened and potentially threatened marine and estuarine fishes"
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The 8th World Fisheries Congress was originally scheduled for 2020, but was postponed for one year due to the global
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1498:"Taxa whose taxonomy, distribution and/or abundance are uncertain, but which are suspected of being restricted."
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Oceania Chondrichthyan Society and the Australian Society for Limnology. Former presidents of the society include
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Government of South Australia, Primary Industries and Regions SA. Published 20 April 2017. Archived 15 May 2017.
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Joint conference with the New Zealand Freshwater Sciences Society and the New Zealand Marine Sciences Society.
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as the society's first, perhaps because the 1974 conference was held in partnership with other organisations.
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Seven current and former ASFB Presidents in 2018. Left to right: Harry Balcombe, Chris Fulton, Gary Jackson,
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Fish conservation: A guide to understanding and restoring global aquatic biodiversity and fishery resources
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Mark Lintermans, former ASFB President (2005–07) and long-time convener of its Threatened Fishes Committee.
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Australian Society for Fish Biology: Promoting scientific exchange and supporting early career researchers
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Joint conference with the Australian Society for Limnology and the Australian Marine Sciences Association.
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magazine, to decide "Australia's favourite fish". The competition received nearly 1,200 votes, with the
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following an online competition; the winning name was contributed by former President Chris Fulton.
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called "The Duck", which appears annually at the conference dinner, from at least as early as 2004.
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theme "Come as your Taxon". The first South Australian conference was held the following year, at
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Australian Society for Fish Biology official blog. 8 September 2016. Accessed 15 January 2017.
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that grounded all domestic commercial airlines. Many delegates flew to Townsville aboard a
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Australian Society for Fish Biology official website. Archived 28 February 2014.
2329:"Ichthyology Hall of Fame: K. Radway Allen Award Recipient 2019 Dr. Beth Fulton"
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270:. In 2003, the conference was held for the first time in New Zealand, hosted by
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to discuss Australia's threatened fishes. The attendees developed a set of
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Function Centre. The 1996 conference in Brisbane was subsumed by the 2nd
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and the 2021 World Fisheries Congress (based in Adelaide but held as a
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of the Noosa Lakes, which aligned with the meeting's estuarine theme.
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186:. This location was chosen due to its close proximity to the
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1979:"Adelaide nets premier international fisheries conference"
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Joint conference with the Oceania Chondrichthyan Society.
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Joint conference with the Oceania Chondrichthyan Society.
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An evening event as part of the 2016 ASFB conference in
2279:"Bronwyn Gillanders honoured with K Radway Allen Award"
2017:, 37(sA): 67–78 (December 1990). Retrieved 16 May 2017.
297:) named Australia's favourite species, with 132 votes.
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John Morrongiello opens the 2018 ASFB conference in
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1901:Grammer, Gretchen (2021) "President’s Preamble",
1754:"Fish biology and freshwater science join forces"
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2132:The Action Plan for Australian freshwater fishes
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1810:magazine (November 2018). Accessed 21 July 2019.
962:, Mark Lintermans, John Koehn and Andrew Sanger.
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1288:Chris Fulton, ASFB President from 2015 to 2017.
1276:Gary Jackson, ASFB President from 2013 to 2015.
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2162:International Union for Conservation of Nature
2155:Nathan R. Flesness and Thomas J. Foose (1990)
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2052:Lintermans, Mark; et al. (14 July 2020).
2011:"Threatened fishes in Australia – an overview"
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1805:"Australia's favourite fish: Results"
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2266:"2016 conference dinner and awards"
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1414:Virtual event, held as part of the
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2425:"Newsletter (15 December 1971)".
2327:Balcombe, Harry (December 2019).
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272:Victoria University of Wellington
2571:1971 establishments in Australia
2447:"Newsletter (7 February 1973)".
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1786:"Australia's favourite fish"
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1403:8th World Fisheries Congress
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604:World Fisheries Congress
264:World Fisheries Congress
2254:"K. Radway Allen Award"
2015:Journal of Fish Biology
986:List of ASFB Presidents
668:Species classifications
628:Lake Eacham rainbowfish
216:, at Westside Hotel in
44:non-profit organisation
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1819:Jeremy M. Lyle (2012)
1668:"Past ASFB Presidents"
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772:Kenneth Radway Allen
207:1976 VFL Grand Final
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2500:"Executive Council"
1530:"Executive Council"
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