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In the Winter 2007 Issue

• IPN Round at Federal Salmon Station
• NASCO Announces 5.5 Million(euros) for Salmon Research
• Summary Report from November 2007 ASF Board Meeting
• On Capitol Hill: Legislators in Washington Win Eightmile River Designation, Conte Lab Funds
• New Atlantic Salmon Conservation Pact Ensures Safer Ocean Migration
• Richard Shelton Named New CRASC Commissioner
• Northeast Utiliities Hosts 2007-2008 Teacher Orientation
• 11 New Schools Join Program
• New Schhols for 2007-2008
• New Stocking Signup Rules
• Extracts from November 2007 Report of the CRASC Technical Committee
• 2008 Dinner Promo

In the Winter 2006-2007 Issue

• A History of the Connecticut River Atlantic Salmon Restoration Program
• Jan Rowan Honored with 2006 "Sense of Wonder" Award from USFWS
• Atlantic Salmon Federation Report
• Largest Class of First-Time Teachers Ever Joins Veterans at 2006 Orientation
• New Hampshire, Vermont Groups Join Forces with CRSA for Orientation
• Good Neighbors Make Good Stocking Sites!
• Record 17 New Schools Join Program in 2006
• Spotlight on Our Sponsors:
  • The Largest Start-up by a School District (Cheshire)
  • A Reel Chance - The Connecticut River Steward Program (Breakthrough Magnet School and Riverfront Recapture, Inc.)
  • Leaders and Leadership (CFFA)
• Extracts from the 2006 Report of the CRASC Technical Committee
• 2007 Dinner

In the Summer 2006 Issue

• Some Interesting Numbers
• NASCO Meets in Finland to Consider "Next Steps"
• Advances in Science, Technology Benefit Restoration Efforts
• CRSA 2006 Dinner and Auction Donors and Contributors
• US Legislators Get a First-Hand Look at CRSA School Programs:
  Rhode Island Senator, Connecticut Representatives Join Stockouts, Visit Schools
• News from the Southern Vermont Museum of Natural History
• A Stitch in Time, or How the CRSA Got the Most Out of One Spare Chiller!
• W. Archambault: Supervisor of New England Hatcheries and Fishery Field Offices
• USFWS, Vermont and New Hampshire Agencies, CRSA Join Forces
• Atlantic Salmon Federation Report

In the Winter 2005-2006 Issue

• A New Year's Wish List for Salmon Restoration
• Extracts from the 2005 Report of the CRASC Technical Committee
• Old Lyme Couple Teams with CTDEP to Create Incubation Facility
• CRSA Invited to Audubon Festival
• Record 62 Schools Participate in 2005-2006 School Program
• 2005 Teachers Orientation Held at Northeast Utilities
• Gone Fishin' - CRSA School Liaisons Meet at Limestone Trout Club
• Bringing Back the Giants of Yesteryear: Western Maine's Restoration Efforts