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 Aquaculture Public Policy EVENTS:
PAC F.I.S.H. 2005

Mariculture: For Our Environment, Our Food Wholesomeness, & Our Economy

Friday, October 7, 2005
Holiday Inn
SeaTac International Airport
17338 International Blvd.
Seatac, WA 98188

PAC Press Release (PDF)

PRESENTATIONS


Welcome and Introductory Remarks
Hugh Mitchell, Vice-Chair
Pacific Aquaculture Caucus


KEYNOTE ADDRESS:
Patrick Moore, Greenspirit, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Aquaculture: The Future of Healthy Protein and Oil for a Growing Population” (WEB-PPT)


Jack Rensel, Rensel Associates Aquatic Sciences, Arlington, WA
Balanced aquaculture, modeling tools and ecosystem-based management” (PDF)


Erin Friesen, Centre for Aquaculture and Environmental Research,
Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans, Vancouver, BC
Sable Fish Farming and Diets” (WEB-PPT)
"BC Sablefish Aquaculture Risk Assessment" (PDF)


Paula Sylvia, Hubbs-Seaworld Research Institute, San Diego, CA
Mariculture research for fisheries replenishment and food production in Southern California: Status and future prospects for the development of a sustainable aquaculture industry
(WEB-PPT)


Michael Rust, NOAA, Manchester, WA
It takes guts to be a carnivore” (WEB-PPT)


Robin Downey, PCSGA, Olympia
Are Oysters Pollutants?” (WEB-PPT)


Chris Beattie, Skretting,
Vancouver, B.C.
Aquaculture: Current Issues for Feed Manufacturers” (WEB-PPT)


Raymond Ralond, Sea Grant
Alaska Sea Grant Report (WEB-PPT)


Paul Olin, Sea Grant
California Sea Grant Report


Pete Granger, Sea Grant
Washington Sea Grant Report


 

 

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