Application of Genome Science to Aquaculture

Founded in 2000, Genome British Columbia is a research organization that invests in and manages largescale genomics and proteomics research projects and science and technology platforms.

Barrington et al. 2009 FAO IMTA review

This report covers the present situation and the potential for the practice of integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) in the world’s marine temperate waters.

FAO SOFIA 2008

A milestone may be near. After growing steadily, particularly in the last four decades, aquaculture is for the first time et to contribute half of the fish consumed by the human population worldwide. This reflects not only the vitality of the aquaculture sector but also global economic growth and continuing developments in fish processing and trade.

Fisheries Greenfacts (2008)

This Digest is a faithful summary of the “World review of fisheries and aquaculture” section of the leading scientific consensus report produced in 2009 by the Food & Agriculture Organization (FAO)

Scottish Aquaculture Reform Plan

This document sets out a shared intention to improve the existing Town and Country planning system as it relates to quaculture. The foundations of the new system were laid in the Planning etc. (Scotland) Act 2006

U.S. East Coast Hatchery List

This publication is designed to identify shellfish seed suppliers from along the East Coast of the United States and Canada so that there might be a better link between the shellfish farmers and the shellfish seed suppliers.

AAC08 Conference, Arctic Charr

Transferring Arctic charr to seawater: problems and potential

AMD Sustainability Reporting

Demonstrate aquaculture sustainability with regard to economic, social, and environmental performance

Dalhousie Aquaculture Presentation

Our research focused on Intensive Aquaculture facilities

Sackton Crisis and Seafood Presentation CAIA

Review the outlook for particular species in this environment

Canadian Aquaculture R&D Review

Includes 200 summaries of recent research projects on salmon, trout, charr, oysters, mussels, marine species plus special full length features on completed projects across the country.

Duck-Protective socking report

Testing different sleeving materials as a means of reducing losses of mussel seed from diving duck predation at Indian Point arine Farms: A preliminary assessment

International Invasive Species Workshop Summary

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International Invasive Tunicate Workshop

This workshop will bring together researchers from Canada, the United States and Europe along with affected industry and ublic stakeholders involved in aquatic farming and the wild fisheries.

NS Tunicate Article

NS Program part of Atlantic Zone AIS Monitoring Program (DFO Maritimes (SABS and BIO), Gulf, Newfoundland, Quebec)

NZ Tunicate Treatment Technology report

Incorporating the New Zealand Tunicate Treatment Technology into a Tunicate Management Strategy for Indian Point Marine Farms

Beal Hatchery - Maine

Experiences in operating a shellfish hatchery for soft-shell clam public stock enhancement and applied research in Maine, USA

Blanchard Hatchery Challenges

Challenges during the start up and development phase of private funded hatcheries involved in new species.

Gionet Hatchery

Past, present and future work at the New Brunswick Shellfish Hatchery.

Karney Hatchery Martha's Vineyard

Seed shellfish production on Martha's Vineyard.

Kingzett Hatchery

Seed Supply and Recent Activities on Shellfish Hatchery Development in BC.

McIssac Hatchery Cape Breton

The Role of an Oyster Hatchery in the Bras d’Or Lake.

Ouelette Hatchery Development

Overview of the production cycle for bivalve culture.

Oyster Development Workshop

Chuck McKenna – NS Regulatory Environment - Licensing and Leasing

Jeff Davidson - Environmental Factors Affecting Oyster Health

Johnny Flynn - Marketing Products – How to be Successful

Kim Gill - Comparison of Oyster Culturing Techniques in PEI

Roland Cusack – Oyster Health Review in NS

Tammy Rose-Quinn - The Role of Introductions and Transfers Committee in Disease Management as it Relates to Oysters

Oyster Development Workshop

Blain Henshaw - The Importance of Good Media Relations

Dawn Sephton - Monitoring Invasive Tunicates in NS – 2010

Dean Steinke - Measurement, Stimulation and Analysis of a High-Energy Fish Farm…in a

Gavin Gibbons - No Longer Agreeing to Disagree – A Perspective on Media Relations and

Jon Grant - Carrying Capacity and Sustainability of Bivalve Culture – Models come of Age

Katelyn White - Effects of Land Based Fish Farm Effluent on the Morphology of Ascophyllum

Ken Donnelly - Fostering Public Confidence in Aquaculture

Lise Marsh – AirSep

Matt d’Entremont – Technical Aspects of the Demonstration Farm

Peter Corey - Mitigation of recirculating and effluent water of land-based, marine finfish

PurGRO02

Robin Stuart – Sustainable Mussel Farming

Oyster Development Workshop

ACAIRDN Review

CAIA Benchmarking

CAIA CAS

Christine Moore - IMTA

Jamey Coughlin - Smart Phones

Jane Barnett - DFO Certification

Jang Kim - IMTA Red Seaweeds

Justin Huston - Coast Report

Linda Duncan - MIC Update

Marcia Chiasson - Char Genetics

Mark Tekamp - EMP

Michael Heller - Remote Monitoring

Mike Rose - Global Trust Overview

Rob Johnson - Sea Choice

Shawn Robinson - IMTA

Shelley King - Genome Atlantic

Sherri Harris - Don Atkinson Trucking

Sherri Harris - Seaway Inc.

Stefanie Colombo - Halibut Feeds

Theodora Geach - Ocean Wise

Thierry Chopin - IMTA

Tim Brennan - Intro To Social Media

Toby Balch - Roadmap Report

Tommy Harper - Work Safe

Robinson et al IMTA

IMTA Site

Aldous Aquaculture Outreach

Corey - Aquaculture for Poverty Relief

LeBlanc - Clams Health

Martin - Robichaud Monosex fish

Rundle - Creative Salmon Organics

Sackton - USA Markets

Salmon CAIA

Sharp - Mussel Fouling

Stewart - Clark Tunicate Invasion

Swerdfager AMD

VanHelvoort Waste Water

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