Hollow spheres make solid vaccine to protect fish
...om infectious pancreatic necrosis disease may help aquaculture stem a rising tide of virus-related diseases, Univ... Emerging virus-caused diseases, a worldwide aquaculture problem, have caused a 24 percent decrease in salmon production in the United States alone over the ...Farming the tigers of the sea undermines the promise of aquaculture
...us sustainability issue. "Many people expect that aquaculture will relieve pressure on ocean fish populations, m...arnivorous fish. Clearly, this is not the way for aquaculture to feed the world." SeaWeb's report warns that industrialized aquaculture is long overdue for reform...Salmon farms pose significant threat to salmon fisheries in the Pacific Northwest, researchers find
...-growing and most lucrative segments of the global aquaculture industry," said Josh Eagle, director of the Stanfo...itors but also to local farming operations. Salmon aquaculture was virtually nonexistent in the Pacific Northwest prior to 1985. But today, 70 percent of the salmo...Pushing marine fish aquaculture forward
... ways to eliminate those that remain. "Marine fish aquaculture is just about ready to take off as a large industr...ARBOR BRANCH believe that if properly focused, the aquaculture industry can fill an increasing portion of that demand, in part through expansion in the commercial ...Grant promotes marine ornamental fish aquaculture
...period of first feeding, a major bottleneck in the aquaculture industry. Turingan will take a novel approach. He... promote the development of marine ornamental fish aquaculture in the state. At the same time it wants to explore ways to protect the marine environment," said Tur...Over land, sea and air, users give MERIS high marks
...ling algae blooms that threaten Chile's successful aquaculture industry. "My interest is not only scientific research but also to focus this work on a direct application," said Rodrguez-Benito. "MERIS works better for the purpose of detecting algae blooms than comparable ocean colour instruments such as MODIS."...Want a side of algae with that? Hawaiian farmers sell seaweed by the seashore
...i, working with the local community on sustainable aquaculture projects for the ancient fishponds that dot the is... to find a way to put the seaweed into a practical aquaculture system. People have been trying for years to grow this particular species, and they haven't been abl...Envisat concludes a busy second year in orbit
... The blooms are already affecting some of the main aquaculture companies and losses of fish have started." Salmon were found starved of oxygen within their cages off the big island of Chilo. In addition, more than four hundred people were reported poisoned by contaminated shellfish. "Beyond our current scienti...Aquatic scientists divided on role of sea lice from salmon farms in decline of native salmon in B.C.
...ET, a National Network of Centres of Excellence in aquaculture and environmental research whose mandate is to foster a sustainable aquaculture sector in Canada, disagrees with Morton's conclusions. He suggests that there is no evidence that na...Envisat fishes up facts behind Chilean giant squid invasion
...e reason for the losses already registered in some aquaculture sites. "We are interested in such events as part of our main project because temperature gradients are often where new phytoplankton blooms occur. But the possibility of being able to predict these phenomena would be very useful also to the fishing...Fish no exception to trend in marine-organism disease
...riencing increasing stresses from both climate and aquaculture practices. Corals had an increase in bleaching, although not in actual disease. Only sea grasses and sharks display no apparent increases in disease levels; both groups have disease, but it does not appear to be increasing. Ward worked with c...New York microbiologists awarded research grants in antibiotic resistance and lyme disease
...aquatic and terrestrial environments in the salmon aquaculture industry in Chile. The first faculty member to win a Guggenheim fellowship, which is given "on the basis of distinguished past achievement and exceptional promise for future accomplishment," Dr. Cabello joined the College in 1978. He was born in Sant...