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About PNAMP
PNAMP is a forum for the community of aquatic monitoring practitioners in the Pacific Northwest. PNAMP consists of federal, tribal, and state partners; other interested participants; and a coordinating staff.
- Find out who we are and what we do,
- Learn how to get involved, and
- Access events and documents related to monitoring.
Upcoming Events
- WA Recreation and Conservation Office Grants Application Workshop (Webinar) (Jan 31, 2012)
- Using Acoustic Tags to Track Fish (Feb 02, 2012 - Feb 03, 2012)
- Northwest Power and Conservation Council Meeting (Feb 07, 2012 - Feb 08, 2012)
- Using Hydroacoustics for Fisheries Assessment (Feb 09, 2012 - Feb 10, 2012)
Announcements
- Stream Notes Oct. 2011 - Practical Guidelines for Monitoring Movement of Aquatic Organisms at Stream-Road Crossings
- Release of 2011 Aquatic Invasive Species Report for Washington, Oregon, and Northwestern California
- Call for Abstracts - 2012 Columbia River Estuary Conference
- The Columbia River Region of the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing - Annual Dinner and Business Meeting
- Willamette Partnership - RFIP and Training Opportunity
Featured Partner Projects
Past PNAMP Events
These are the most recent PNAMP events. If you are looking for notes or other documents from these events, simply click on the title of the meeting.
- Jan 25, 2012 - PNAMP Remote Sensing Forum
- Dec 15, 2011 - PNAMP Steering Committee Meeting
- Dec 14, 2011 - PNAMP ISTM Habitat Worksession
- Dec 08, 2011 - PNAMP Data Management Leadership Team Meeting
- Dec 05, 2011 - PNAMP Habitat Data Sharing Leadership Team Meeting
















