Rabun Chapter Meeting

‘Management of Wild Trout in North Georgia’, presented by James Miles, Georgia WRD Region 2 Fisheries Biologist.  James is a native of Hays, NC and his passion for the outdoors stemmed from a childhood of hunting, fly fishing, hiking, camping, and snorkeling for aquatic species.James received both his bachelor’s and master’s degree in biology from Western Carolina University. While in college, he focused his research on habitat requirements of rare and endangered fishes and mussels in the Little Tennessee River Basin. Prior to coming to the GA DNR, he worked for the National Park Service at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park doing trout monitoring and brook trout restoration work.

 

Social begins: 6:30; Meeting starts at 7pm.  We will be discussing nominations for Rabun chapter officers and BOD.  Vote on nominees during March meeting.