Bulletin of Aquaculture Association of Canada

  • Spatial Modelling of Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) Shellfish 109-2 (2011)
    published on 12/21/2011


    Proceedings of a CIMTAN Technical Workshop

     

    Mactaquac, NB, 19-22 September 2011

     

     

  • Cod Aquaculture 108-2 (2010)
    published on 05/01/2011

    A collection of cod themed Conference Proceedings from Aquaculture Canada 2010

     

    Guest Editors: Tillmann Benfey & Gregor Reid

     

     

  • Sea-Urchin Aquaculture 108-1(2010)
    published on 05/27/2010

    A collection of Reviews on recent (up to 2006/2007) sea-urchin aquaculture research and development in various countries, provided by leading scientific authorities in the field

    Guest Editor: Christopher M. Pearce

  • Application of Genome Science to Sustainable Aquaculture 107-3 (2009)
    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.

  • Proceedings of the Scallop Aquaculture Session: 16th International Pectinid Workshop 107-1,2 (2009)
    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.

  • Fish Health 106-3 (2006)
    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.

  • Aquaculture Public Awareness and Education 105-2 (2005)
    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.

  • Water Movement and Aquatic Animal Health 105-1 (2005)
    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.

  • Aboriginal Aquaculture in Canada: Realizing Opportunity 104-1 (2004)
    published on 05/01/2005

    Proceedings of the Special Session, Aboriginal Aquaculture in Canada: Realizing Opportunity. Aquaculture CanadaOM Quebec City, October 2004

  • Aquaculture Biotechnology Workshop 104-2 (2004)
    published on 05/11/2004

    Proceedings of the third St. Andrews aquaculture workshop, May 11-12, 2004, St. Andrews, NB

    The St. Andrews workshop series began in 2002 as a collaboration between the Aquaculture Division of the St. Andrews Biological Station (DFO) and the Aquaculture Association of Canada. This proceedings is a product of the collaboration and was partially funded by DFO (Ottawa).

  • Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture Workshop 104-3 (2004)
    published on 03/26/2004

    Proceedings of the Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture Workshop
    held in Saint John, NB, 25-26 March 2004

    Thierry Chopin and Shawn Robinson, guest editors

  • Proceedings of the Aquaculture Symposium held during the Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society 103-2 (2003)
    published on 08/10/2003

    Proceedings of the Aquaculture Symposium held during the
    Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society,
    August 2003, Quebec City

     

     

     

    Introduction

     

    Introduction to the proceedings (S. Motnikar).................................................................................................................................. 5

  • Early Maturation of Atlantic Salmon 103-1 (2003)
    published on 03/06/2003

    Proceedings of the 2nd St. Andrews Biological Station Aquaculture Workshop, St. Andrews, NB, 6 March 2003

     

  • Proceedings of the First International Mussel Forum Aquaculture CanadaOM 2002 102-3
    published on 12/10/2002

    Proceedings of the First International Mussel Forum

    Aquaculture CanadaOM 2002, Charlottetown, PEI, 17 - 20 Sept. 2002

     

     

     

    Introduction

    Cyr Couturier, associate editor

     

    Keynote Address

    The life and times of the "myti" mussel

    Douglas MacLeod

     

    Country Overviews

    The French mussel industry: Present status and perspectives

    Jean Prou and Pierre Goulletquer

  • Proceedings of a Wolffish Culture Workshop 102-2 (2002)
    published on 08/10/2002

    Proceedings of a Wolffish Culture Workshop

     

    Wolffish Culture: A Productive Partnership - A workshop held at Rimouski, Quebec, June 2002

     

                                            Laura Halfyard and Linda Hiemstra - associate editors

     

    Introduction to the workshop

    Laura Halfyard

     

  • Shellfish Health - Risks and Management 101-3 (2001)
    published on 12/10/2001

    Shellfish Health - Risks and Management
    Proceedings of a Special Session held at Aquaculture Canada 2001, Halifax

    Introduction
    Linda Hiemstra, guest editor

    Disease issues relevant to the culture of shellfish in Atlantic and Pacific Canada
    Gregory S. MacCallum, Janice Blackbourn, Sharon E. McGladdery, Susan M. Bower and Jeffrey T. Davidson

    Scallop parasites, pests and diseases: Implications for Aquaculture Development in Canada
    Mark C. Ball and Sharon E. McGladdery

  • Growth in Mussel Farming 101-2 (2001)
    published on 08/10/2001

    Growth in Mussel Farming - proceedings of a special session, Aquaculture Canada 2000


    Introduction
    Cyr Couturier, guest editor


    Offshore mariculture: Logistical considerations for socking mussels and operating
    submerged longline structures
    John Bonardelli and Stéphane Morissette


    Impacts of aquaculture practices on genetic variability of blue mussels (Mytilus edulis)
    Réjean Tremblay, Bruno Myrand and Jean-Marie Sévigny

  • Aquaculture and Its Place in Integrated Coastal Zone Management 101-1 (2001)
    published on 04/10/2001

    Aquaculture and Its Place in Integrated Coastal Zone Management


    Introduction
    Simon Courtenay, guest editor


    The role of aquaculture in integrated coastal zone management
    Harald Rosenthal, Jaqueline McGlade and Stefan Gollasch


    La contribution de l'industrie aquacole à l'économie des régions côtières de la côte est canadienne
    Maurice Beaudin

  • Progress in Cod Farming: Research to Commercialisation 102-1 (2001)
    published on 01/01/2001

    Proceedings of a special session held at Aquaculture CanadaOM 2001

     

  • Proceedings of the Special Session 'Biotechnology: What Does It Mean To Growers?' 100-3 (2000)
    published on 12/10/2000

    Proceedings of the Special Session 'Biotechnology: What Does it Mean to Growers?'
    held in conjunction with Aquaculture Canada 2000, Moncton, NB, 29 May 2000
    Laura Brown, session chair and guest editor

    Invited Papers


    Introduction
    Laura Brown


    The role of biotechnology in the detection of Renibacterium salmoninarum infections
    Diane G. Elliott