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[Arcturus]

This month's speaker is Mathew Hourston from the Western Australian Department of Fisheries.

Mathew will be presenting a talk he gave to the 2010 International River Symposium titled:

Native and feral fish distribution in enclosed lakes and wetlands of the southern Swan Coastal Plain

Along with Chris Bird, Mathew extensively sampled the closed water bodies of the coastal plain to determine both the levels of infestation by pest fish and the occurrence of native fish.

Mathew will not only describe his data, but will present his analysis and conclusions for future study and action.

The meeting will be held on Tuesday 12th June - details can be found on our web page

Edited by Arcturus, 06 June 2012 - 11:29 PM.

[Anka]

Cya fellas there

How much is membership?

[Arcturus]

$25

How's your printing project going?

We can give it a plug at the meeting if you'd like

[Anka]

Yeh sounds good - is there an application form or can I sort that out on the night?

Going good - roughly 15 names now.

That would be great

[Graeme]

Will be good to meet you next week Anka

Graeme

[Anka]

Yeh mate looking forward to it!

Just paid for my ANGFA Inc membership today. I assume WA membership is separate?

[Graeme]

Yes it is seperate but well worth it

[Arcturus]

You can grab a membership form on our webpage, or there'll be some at the meeting

http://angfawa.org.au/join-us

ANGFA NAT and state branches are run separately, as they have different focuses and objectives.

[Fish Antics]

Looking forward to this meeting tonight the speakers are first class and the topic very interesting.

See you all there

Tony

[Anka]

Is it still on?

I'm considering staying home to ensure my house doesn't blow away ;-\

[ice]

Was gonna ask the same thing! Will definitely be taking the 4wd if it is!

[Arcturus]

Yep still on...

Hoepfully we'll avoid the worst of the storm!

-- Ben

[Graeme]

What a great meeting

Its really interesting having great speakers sharing their research findings
ps and we missed the worst of the storm


Graeme