IEP Newsletter Announcements

To the IEP Science, Management, and Stakeholder Community –

I am pleased to announce the availability of the Spring Volume 41, Issue 2, 2022 (PDF) of the IEP Newsletter!

If you have any feedback on the 2022 Spring issue, contact James Hobbs at James.Hobbs@wildlife.ca.gov.

The Summer/Fall Volume 41, Issue 3, 2022 IEP Newsletter is being completed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and should be ready soon.

Call For Articles - Winter Volume 42, Issue 1, 2023

The call for articles for the Winter Volume 42, Issue 1, 2023 IEP Newsletter is now open!

The submission deadline is February 15, 2023 for the 2023 Winter issue. Articles should be submitted to Daphne Gille of the California Department of Water Resources at Daphne.Gille@water.ca.gov.

We encourage all prospective authors to carefully review the Guide to Authors (PDF) and the Quick Guide for Creating Web Accessible Documents (PDF) prior to submitting their contributions as we are working very hard to make our newsletter accessible to all. Please see the Newsletter itself for additional information regarding publication guidelines, schedule, and editorial contacts. As always, if you have any questions or feedback, please send a note to the IEP Program Support Team at iep@wildlife.ca.gov.

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Happy reading!

IEP Program Support Team

Dear IEP Community Members,

Do you have data or research you are looking to share with the Delta community? Or perhaps an opinion letter or essay? Consider submitting to the IEP Newsletter! The Newsletter is a triannual product of the Interagency Ecological Program (IEP) that publishes perspectives on our Program and community, reviews, data reports, research articles, and research notes. The Newsletter is a forum for resource managers, scientists, and the public to learn about recent important programmatic and scientific topics from across the San Francisco Estuary. Articles in the IEP newsletter are intended for rapid communication and are not peer reviewed.

The deadline to submit articles for the 2021 Summer/Fall issue of the IEP Newsletter is October 15. 
Please send your contributions for the Summer/Fall issue to Geoff Steinhart (Geoffrey_Steinhart@fws.gov).

Additional Resources:

• See the Guide to Authors (PDF) on the IEP Publication Guidelines web page.
• Read the latest newsletters (Winter, Volume 40, Issue 1 and Spring, Volume 40 Issue 2) located on the IEP Newsletter web page.
• Subscribe to the IEP Newsletter listserv and other IEP listservs by visiting our IEP subscription web page.
• Visit the IEP website for additional news and information on IEP activities and upcoming meetings.

Greetings IEP stakeholder,

Welcome to the Interagency Ecological Program's IEP Newsletter email list. You have subscribed to receive notifications on the IEP Newsletter.

On behalf of our entire IEP community, I am pleased to announce the availability of the latest two editions of the IEP Newsletter - the Winter 2021 Supplemental edition and the 2021 Spring edition!

Please join me in thanking the Department of Water Resources (DWR) IEP newsletter editorial team for completing the Winter 2021 (Volume 40, Issue 1) Supplemental edition, and Jereme Gaeta of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for completing the Spring 2021 (Volume 40, Issue 2) edition.

A hearty "Thank You" goes out to Daphne Gille (DWR), Traci Treleaven (DWR)and their DWR IEP colleagues for significantly upgrading the template and format of the IEP Newsletter.

Regards, and happy reading!

Steve Culberson, IEP Lead Scientist

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Winter 2021 Supplemental Edition - Volume 40, Issue 1

This issue is a supplemental issue that collates submissions received from the fall of last year up until a few months ago. It features two status and trends reports and two contributed papers covering shifting zooplankton community structure, macroinvertebrate length-weight relationships, beach seine fish sampling results, and the creation of automated seasonal monitoring reports.

Spring 2021 Edition - Volume 40, Issue 2

This issue features two status and trends reports, two annual reports from the Delta Juvenile Fish Monitoring Program, an essay summarizing the 2019-2020 IEP Long-Term Monitoring Review Effort, and a remembrance of Dr. Larry Brown.

Upcoming Summer/Fall Edition

The next issue will be edited by the USFWS and submissions are due by October 15, 2021. We are in the process of updating our Guide to Authors to meet new web accessibility standards so in the interim, please contact Geoff Steinhart (Geoffrey_Steinhart@fws.gov) with any questions about the upcoming issue.