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Aquaculture
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Reports/Articles
The following section contains
reports and articles pertaining to Aquaculture and the role of the
department.
June 2002 -- Market Assessment of
the Live Marine Fish Industry with a Focus on British
Columbia, Canada, prepared for the Live Marine Fish Research
Society (LMFRS) headquartered in British Columbia, Canada. The
publication is available at no charge to members of the LMFRS.
It is available for purchase either electronically or on disk
for CDN$ 25. To order a copy, send your request to:
LMFRS@ieccorporate.com,
or contact:
LIVE MARINE FISH RESEARCH
SOCIETY (LMFRS)
c/o 4829 Maplegrove Street, Victoria, BC,
CANADA V8Y 3B9
Phone: (250) 658-0179
Fax: (250) 658-4709
June 2002
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Economic Potential of Sea Ranching and Enhancement of Selected
Shellfish Species in Canada
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Prepared for the Office of the Commissioner for Aquaculture
Development
June 2002 --
Aquaculture in Canada's Atlantic and Pacific Regions: The
Standing Senate Committee on Fisheries Interim Report.
Chair: The Honourable Gerald J. Comeau; Deputy Chair: The
Honourable Joan Cook.
May 2002
- Noakes, Beamish and Kent win R. E. Foerster Award for 2000 -
The recipients of the 2000 R. E. Foerster Award are D.J.
Noakes, R.J. Beamish, and M.L. Kent for their paper: Noakes,
D.J., Beamish, R.J., and Kent, M.L. 2000. On the decline of
Pacific salmon and speculative links to salmon farming in
British Columbia. Aquaculture 183: 363-386. This award is
given annually for the best fisheries science paper published
by Pacific Region Science staff, Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
The 2000 award committee chaired by Dr. Z. (Bob) Kabata
included Drs. Jake Rice, Jim Stewart, Neil Bourne, and Ed
Donaldson. The Committee reviewed 47 papers published in
2000.
Abstract
8 May 2001
- Review
of the legislation and regulations governing aquaculture in
Canada.
March 2001
- Arctic Charr
Aquaculture Review.
The review was completed by visiting as many Arctic charr
farms as possible including operations in Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Quebec and the Yukon. As
well, questionnaires were given to all farmers visited and
circulated to other producers not personally visited. The
survey asked the producers to identify the following, each of
which is covered in a separate section in the final report:
The strengths, weaknesses, opportunities & threats (S.W.O.T.
Analysis) of the industry, the critical issues impeding the
development of the industry, and recommendations for an action
plan to advance the industry.
February 2001
- Building
on the Momentum
- Midterm report of the Office of the Commissioner for
Aquaculture Development.
September 1999
- Potential
Genetic Interaction between wild and farm salmon of the
same species.
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