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NANFA's Publication, AMERICAN CURRENTS
American Currents is NANFA's quarterly journal. It features articles on
finding, collecting, rearing, observing, conserving, breeding, and the biology and ecology
of North American fishes and their habitats. You'll also find news about aquarium
science, laws and legislation, the environment, scientific literature and developments,
and other information.
44 years of American Currents on compact disc. You can own PDFs of every issue of American Currents published from 1972 to present. Volume #1 contains the years 1972-1988. Volume #2 contains the years 1989-present. Each volume costs $20 for members and $40 for non-members. Periodic supplements will be made available to members for $5 and to non-members for $20.
Check out American Currents on CD or USB to purchase these volumes.
Members Only Access. NANFA members are encouraged to use the NANFA forum and go to the bottom of the page to the NANFA Members Only Access section. Here they will find e-versions of recent American Currents. This is the primary method for accessing the e-versions and requires no other password after successfully logging into the forum. If you have any questions about accessing American Currents on the NANFA Forum, contact Michael Wolfe
Archived Articles On-Line. Articles from American Currents are available on-line here.
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Download a sample issue:
Winter 2017 Issue (32Mb pdf file)
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Read what people are saying about American Currents
"I highly recommend joining NANFA if
you are not already a member. To my mind, NANFA
represents the best case scenario of hobbyists and scientists
working together. They also publish, what is to my mind,
the most well done club/organization magazine in print."
Shane Linder, Planet Catfish
"AC is a regular, reliable, well-written source of useful
and interesting information on a great variety of fish topics. You don't need to keep
aquaria to appreciate and benefit from its contents."
Gene Helfman, co-author, The Diversity of Fishes
"I eagerly await the arrival of my next issue of American Currents. . . .
From behavioral and husbandry to distributional and systematic studies, both
the amateur and professional fish enthusiast can find it all. The articles
are well written, informative, and often quite entertaining. It is a great
resource for publishing information not often found or accepted in more
technical journals."
Neil H. Douglas, author, Freshwater Fishes of Louisiana
"American Currents is a must-read for anyone who is interested in native
fishes. The articles are well written, accurate, and highly informative. I
always look forward to my next issue."
Henry W. Robison, co-author, Fishes of Arkansas and Fishes of Oklahoma
"American Currents provides a readily accessible venue for important
information on native fishes that otherwise would go unpublished. The
journal is available to scientists and non-scientists who have
bits of information that are not suitable for peer-reviewed journals but
that are relevant to our understanding of species ecology and behavior and,
ultimately, to the conservation of our natural heritage."
Lawrence M. Page, co-author,
Peterson Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes of North America
"American Currents provides a wealth of information on North American native
fishes written by a wide variety of contributors, from hobbyists to some of
the best-known ichthyologists in the business. It's this cross section of
authors that makes this publication so valuable! Insight from knowledgeable
hobbyists has certainly helped CFI in its work with imperiled fishes."
J.R. Shute, Co-Director,
Conservation Fisheries, Inc.
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