Publications
- published on 12/31/2009
Proceedings of a Special Session held at Aquaculture CanadaOM 2009, the 26th annual meeting of the Aquaculture Association of Canada, Nanaimo, BC, May 10-13, 2009. The theme of the conference—Aquaculture: Meeting the Challenges—provided an opportunity to emphasize the advances the industry has made and discuss opportunities for the future. The session, Application of Genome Science to Sustainable Aquaculture, was organized to highlight the contribution of genome research to successful aquaculture ventures. The session proceedings were prepared to illustrate the application of genome research to a wider audience. Genome Atlantic and Genome British Columbia provided financial support for the publication of these proceedings.
- published on 10/02/2009
The 16th International Pectinid Workshop (IPW) was held in Halifax, Nova Scotia from May 11-18, 2007. This was the second time the IPW was held in Canada and the first time on the east coast of Canada. The 16th International Pectinid Workshop (IPW) was held in Halifax, Nova Scotia from May 11-18, 2007. There were 115 delegates from across Canada and from fourteen other countries all around the world. As part of the IPW, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Aquaculture Collaborative Research and Development Program (ACRDP) sponsored the scallop aquaculture workshop.
- published on 03/01/2008
Proceedings of the Fifth St. Andrews Aquaculture Workshop, December 2006, St. Andrews, NB
The St. Andrews work shop series is a collaboration between the St. Andrews Biological Station and the Aquaculture Association of Canada. These proceedings are a product of that collaboration and were funded by the Science Branch of Fisheries and Oceans Canada in Ottawa.
- published on 06/08/2006
Proceedings of a Special Session held at Aquaculture CanadaOM 2005 in St. John's, Newfoundland, July 3-6.
During the Aquaculture Canada conference held in St. John’s, NL on July 3-6, 2005, a special session was held to highlight the vital role that public awareness and education play in the development of the aquaculture industry. As with other new and developing commercial industries, aquaculture is experiencing challenges communicating its ‘messages’ to the public. Such messages include promoting awareness of aquaculture products as healthy and safe food choices, the types of work available in the industry, the various species being cultured, and the sustainable farming practices used by the industry.
- published on 02/28/2006
Proceedings of the Fourth St. Andrews Aquaculture Workshop, November 21-22, 2005. St. Andrews, NB
The St. Andrews work shop series is a collaboration between the St. Andrews Biological Station and the Aquaculture Association of Canada. These proceedings are a product of that collaboration and were funded by the Science Branch of Fisheries and Oceans Canada in Ottawa. Funding to support speaker travel was provided by the National Aquatic Animal Health Program (NAAHP). The New Brunswick Salmon Growers′ Association also provided financial support to the workshop.
- published on 05/01/2009
CONFERENCE SESSIONS
Canadian Freshwater Aquaculture – Research, Development, and
CommercializationIntegrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (2 sessions)Environmental Interactions: New Perspectives on Sea Lice
First Nations’ Opportunities and Challenges in Aquaculture DevelopmentEnvironmental Interactions: New Perspectives on Predator Protection / Closed
Containment / Sustainable FeedsEnvironmental Interactions: New Perspectives on Aquaculture Management and
MonitoringApplication of Genome Science to Sustainable Aquaculture
Aquaculture Innovation and Market Access Program (AIMAP) Update
Fish Welfare and Fish Health
Alternative Shellfish Culture
Ecosystem Approaches: Strategies and ToolsAquatic Invasive Species
Aquaculture Certification and Traceability: Global and Local Solutions
Ecosystem Approaches: Human Dimensions
Shellfish Culture
Alternative Finfish CultureResponding to the Challenges of Aquaculture Training NeedsAlternative Finfish Culture and Microalgal CulturePoster Session - published on 04/02/2008
CONFERENCE SESSIONS
Food Safety, Quality, & Nutritional BenefitsShellfish Culture
Advances in Broodstock Development & Management
International Workshop on Sturgeon Culture
Environmental Interactions of Shellfish and Finfish Aquaculture
Aquaculture Research, Regulatory & Policy
Advances in Sturgeon Culture (continued)
Environmental Interactions of Shellfish
Industry-Led Research & Development
Aquaculture Marketing: Canadian & International Perspectives
Inter-Provincial Partnership for Sustainable Freshwater Aquaculture: The Way Forward
Regional Aquatic Animal Health & Biosecurity
Advances in Marine Finfish Culture
Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture
Fish Health
Finfish Nutrition & Physiology
Aquaculture Waste Management & Miscellaneous
Poster Session
- published on 01/01/2008
CONFERENCE SESSIONS
SNFWS I - Interprovincial Partnership for Sustainable Freshwater Aquaculture
Development in Canada and Freshwater Aquaculture Potential in Canada
Moving Aquaculture Outside the Box
SNFWS II - Fish Nutrition, Feeds and Feeding
Sustainability - Beyond the Triple Bottom Line?
Marine Aquaculture
SNFWS III - Environmental Aspects of Freshwater Cage Farming
Aquaculture Health Management
Alternate Species
Aquaculture Nutrition
SNFWS IV - Diversification of Freshwater Production
SNFWS V - Fish Health Management in Freshwater Aquaculture
R&D Coordination
Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture
SNFWS VI - Aquaponics (Combining Aquaculture and Hydroponics)
Science and Policy
Aquatic Animal Health and Nutrition - published on 06/09/2006
CONFERENCE SESSIONS
Alternate SpeciesShellfish CultureInvasive Species – Tools and Support for Managing the Impact of AIS on AquacultureAquaculture Development, Policy and RegulationCurrent Topics in AquacultureIndustry Marketing and CommunicationsAtlantic Cod CultureFinfish HealthR&D Tax Credit ProgramChallenges to Marine Aquaculture II – Aquaculture in Cold OceansEnvironmental ManagementLinking animal health and environmental health – Activities of the new AquaNet nodeNational Code SystemFarmer’s experience and perspectiveChallenges to Marine Aquaculture III – Open Ocean AquacultureAnimal Health and WelfareShellfish Health
- published on 10/01/2009
AAC Special Publication No. 15
Proceedings of the Contributed Papers of the 26th Annual Meeting
of the Aquaculture Association of Canada, Nanaimo, British Columbia, May 10–13, 2009.
Gregor K. Reid, editorISBN:978-0-9780943-3-1
© 2009 Aquaculture Association of Canada
Printed by Taylor Printing Group Inc. Fredricton, NB
Front Cover; Logo designed by Tracy Johnson - published on 10/01/2009
AAC Special Publication No. 14
Proceedings of the Contributed Papers of the 25th Annual Meeting of the
Aquaculture Association of Canada, Saint John, New Brunswick, May 10-14, 2008.
C.I. Hendry, editor
ISBN 978-0-9780943-4-8
© 2009 Aquaculture Association of Canada
Printed by Taylor Printing Group Inc., Fredericton, NB
Front Cover; logo desigen by James Lewis - published on 06/01/2007
AAC Special Publication No. 12
Proceedings of the Contributed Papers of the 23rd Annual Meeting of the
Aquaculture Association of Canada, Halifax, Nova Scotia, November 19-22, 2006.
Linda D. Hiemstra, editor
ISBN 978-0-9780943-1-7
© 2007 Aquaculture Association of Canada
Printed by Taylor Printing Group Inc., Fredericton, NB
Front cover: Logo designed by D. Green - published on 01/01/2006
AAC Special Publication No. 10
Proceedings of the Contributed Papers of the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Aquaculture Association
of Canada, St. John's, NL, July 3-6, 2005.
C.I. Hendry, editor
ISBN 0-9694597-9-3
© 2006 Aquaculture Association of Canada
Printed by Taylor Printing Group Inc., Fredericton, NB
Front cover: Logo designed by Di Dabinett. - published on 12/10/2005
AAC Special Publication No. 9
Proceedings of Contributed Papers / Comptes rendues des articles contribuées The 21st Annual Meeting of the Aquaculture Association of Canada, Quebec City, QC, Québec City,Le Fairmont Château Frontenac, October 17-20, 2004. C.I. Hendry, editor / C.I. Hendry, rédacteur
ISBN 0-9694597-8-5
Printed by Transcontinental Printing, Moncton, NB / Imprimé par Transcontinental Printing, Moncton, NB
© 2005 Aquaculture Association of Canada / © 2005 L’Association aquacole du Canada
Printed in Canada / Imprimé au Canada
Front cover: Logo designed by Ken Albrecht.


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