Ken Kurzawski

Each year the Fisheries Administration Section of the American Fisheries Society recognizes outstanding fisheries projects completed with Sport Fish Restoration (Dingell-Johnson/Wallop-Breaux) funds.  Awards are given in three categories:  Sport Fishery

  Lynn Quattro (6th from left), President of the AFS Fisheries Administration Section presents the 2024 Sport Fish Restoration Award for Sport Fishery Development and Management to the Vermont Fish

State fish and wildlife agencies in Vermont, Minnesota, and Ohio were awarded Outstanding Sport Fish Restoration Program Projects of the Year by the American Fisheries Society’s Fisheries Administration Section. The

Gary Whelan (5th from left), Past President of the AFS Fisheries Administration Section and AFS First Vice-President, presents the 2023 Sport Fish Restoration Award for R3/Aquatic Education to the South

Lynn Quattro (2nd from right), President of the AFS Fisheries Administration Section, presents the 2023 Sport Fish Restoration Award for Sport Fishery Development and Management to the Idaho Department of

Lynn Quattro (right), President of the AFS Fisheries Administration Section, presents the 2022 Sport Fish Restoration Award for R3/Aquatic Education to Nels Rodefeld (left), Chief of the Communication and Education

State fish and wildlife agencies in Idaho and South Carolina were awarded Outstanding Sport Fish Restoration Program Projects of the Year by the American Fisheries Society’s Fisheries Administration Section. The

Gary Whelan (right), AFS Fisheries Administration Section President and AFS 2nd Vice President, presents the 2022 Sport Fish Restoration Award for Sport Fishery Development and Management to Jim Markham (left)

State fish and wildlife agencies in New York, North Carolina, and Oklahoma were awarded Outstanding Sport Fish Restoration Program Projects of the Year by the American Fisheries Society’s Fisheries Administration