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Slow Food Canada Newsletter
October 27, 2015Written by CARS Communication Officer
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March 23, 2021Applications are now being accepted for the Peter A. Larkin Student Award for Excellence in Fisheries. The purpose of the award is to identify the top current Masters and PhD level students that are conducting fisheries research at a Canadian institution. The award is not restricted to students with Canadian citizenship. See attachment for specific details of the application process. More information about the award and past winners can be found at: https://cars.fisheries.org/larkin-award/ Completed documents are to be sent to: Dr. Sarah Lehnert at sarah[dot]lehnert[at]dfo-mpo[dot]gc[dot]ca Deadline: June 18, 2021 (4pm EDT)
International Fisheries Science Prize – call for nominations
January 17, 2019The International Section of AFS is requesting nominations for the International Fisheries Science Prize (IFSP). The prize recognizes an individual for her or his contribution to fisheries science, comes with a medal of recognition, a plaque, and a $5000 USD prize. The award is presented at the World Fisheries Congress, which occurs every four years (next = Adelaide in 2020). Nominations for the prize are due May 31, 2019. For all the details about the prize including selection criteria and how to apply, see pdf the attachment below. 2020 International Fisheries Science Prize announcement
Larkin Award Announcement – 2018 Winners
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