Welcome to the AFS Bioengineering Section
The goal of the Bioengineering Section is to promote excellence in the field of fisheries bioengineering through improved communication between biologists, engineers, and other professionals working for the conservation of fisheries resources. The Bioengineering Section was founded in 1979. The American Fisheries Society (AFS) was founded in 1870 to promote the conservation, development, and wise use of fisheries resources. To learn more about the history, objectives, and administration of the Bioengineering Section, click the “About Us” button above.
Latest News
NEW – Fisheries Engineering and Science Mailing List
In collaboration with the Joint Committee on Fisheries Engineering and Science, the Bioengineering Section is introducing an email distribution platform to manage growing interest in
2022 Networking Event Series – June 9, 2022
Save the date for the Bioengineering Section 2022 Networking Event Series! This event is open to anyone interested in connecting with other fisheries bioengineering professionals.
What is Fisheries Bioengineering?
Fisheries bioengineering includes many specialties of biological and engineering expertise, including: Hatchery and aquaculture technology and engineering Habitat protection and restoration Hydro mitigation and fish