


PNAMP is a forum to facilitate coordination, promote best practices, and encourage collaboration and integration of aquatic monitoring activities.
PNAMP projects connect people and resources to share information, address specific issues, and develop best practices for the aquatic monitoring community.
PNAMP facilitates consistent and detailed documentation of projects and datasets through the development of online tools and user support.
Idaho Chapter: American Fisheries Society 2025 Meeting
The 2025 ICAFS meeting will be held in Boise on April 1st - 4th. Details forthcoming; check the Idaho Chapter website, under Annual Meetings for the most up to date […]
Fish Monitoring Work Group Meeting (April 2025)
VirtualJoin us at 10:00 am (Pacific) on April 17th for the next meeting of the PNAMP Fish Monitoring Work Group (FMWG). During the meeting, we will update participants on current […]
Starting Your Journey with PIT Tag Data – FMWG PIT Tag Data & Analysis 2025 Webinar Series
VirtualNew to the PIT tag data and analysis world or maybe you need a refresher? The PNAMP Fish Monitoring Work Group (FMWG) has got you covered! Join us for the […]
CANCELED-Salmon Recovery Conference
Notice from Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office: Thank you for your interest in the 2025 Salmon Recovery Conference. After considering the overall state budget shortfall and our need […]
GitHub for Data Analysis Projects – FMWG PIT Tag Data & Analysis 2025 Webinar Series
VirtualFollow along as Dr. Ben Staton gives a live tutorial on GitHub. If you are new to GitHub, it is highly recommended that you watch Ben's GitHub introduction from the […]
Applications: Clean & Organize Your PIT Tag Data – FMWG PIT Tag Data & Analysis 2025 Webinar Series
VirtualYou've got your data and need to clean it up, now what? Tune in as we cover some tools to help you format your data using helpful tools such as […]
2025 Columbia River Estuary Conference
2025 Columbia River Estuary Conference The biennial Columbia River Estuary Conference returns to Astoria's Liberty Theatre May 13 through 15, 2025 This year's theme is: Echoes of the Estuary: Reflections […]
Join the PNAMP FMWG PIT Tag Data and Analysis 2025 Webinar Series
RSVP now for the PNAMP Fish Monitoring Work Group (FMWG) PIT Tag Data and Analysis 2025 Webinar Series! Starting mid-April, the PNAMP Fish Monitoring Work Group (FMWG) is hosting a 5-week
ICAFS 2025 – Moderators, Judges and other Volunteer Opportunities
Help out the Idaho Chapter of the American Fisheries Society at their upcoming meeting. As all of you know, AFS meetings are only possible because folks like you who are
Cramer Fish Sciences seeks Senior Fisheries Biologist (Boise, ID)
Read all about it: Cramer Fish Sciences – Senior Fisheries BiologistSalary: $80,000 – $95,000 AnnuallyClosing Date: Open until filled About Cramer Fish Sciences The mission of Cramer Fish Sciences is to provide quality, expert science
March 2025 PNAMP Newsletter
In this issue: Upcoming events, announcement for the FMWG PIT Tag Data and Analysis 2025 Webinar Series, details about the Idaho Chapter AFS Meeting, a highlight of an upcoming webinar from the Clackamas River Basin Council, and a wrap of the ETIS Webinar Series.
February 2025 PNAMP Newsletter
In this issue: Upcoming events, announcements for upcoming spring AFS conferences, details about joining two workshops co-hosted by PNAMP at the WA-BC AFS meeting, information about past and future ETIS webinars, a call for abstracts for the Western Division AFS, a workshop announcement concerning large wood applications for river restoration, a spotlight on National Invasive Species Awareness Week, and details about last month’s Fish Monitoring Work Group.
January 2025 PNAMP Newsletter
In this issue: Upcoming events, PNAMP staff highlight, information about the ETIS Webinar Series and its program, details about upcoming Fish Monitoring Workgroup meetings, a first-of-its Kind Habitat Metric Data Standard is now available, an interesting article recently published in Nature and the Nature podcast, and a day in the life of a Municipal Environmental Regulator