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5. Maren Esmark WWF Norway 5.1. SUMMARY from my notes 5.2. Sustainable aquaculture – China 5.3. Problems discussed: conflict, waste,
disease Norwegian examples
– admit problem – escapes & sea lice & food chain Nutrients and
exclusion zones Fallowing every 2nd
year in NO Wrasse type
cleaning fish Exclusion zones Health management
& monitoring Escaped fish – NO
bad year Fjords
NO & Iceland Follow this link to
full HTML document – 138K with TOC as here for each entry plus M Patterson, D
Lane & B Hill speeches or use this link for original WWF transcript in PDF
format – 77K and here is Agenda in PDF |
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Web sites(or see WWF intro PDF+ abstracts) Michele Patterson, Marine Program
Director, WWF in BC Bob Hill, President of Tsimshian Tribal
Council David Lane, Executive Director T ‘Buck’ Suzuki. John Volpe Maren
Esmark Rashid
Sumaila Rod Sam |
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4. John Volpe UA Scientist 4.1. Intro—throw out number of issues 4.2. Escapes of salmon work How many – estimate
5% Reporting escapes –
fishers and industry Alexandra Morton
study in Broughton of escapes Feral populations
of Atlantics in BC Streams 4.3. Aquaculture in general Pollution Drugs etc Pesticides &
chemicals – sea lice, copper, & cartenoids Ecological
footprint – no one raises tigers for food Energy deficit of
fish farming Sea Lice topic 4.4. JOBS?? 200 tonnes/ job in Norway vs 24
in BC |
7. Rod Sam Ahousaht 7.1. LG notes: jobs and ecosystem effects 7.2. Intro & PNA (Pacific National) farms 16 sites w half
active – IHN disease 7.3. From protests to partners via a protocol
agreement PNA & Cermaq
recognize hereditary chiefs Protection
Environment Primary Participation/ training
jobs (50%) & other spin offs (net loft, hatchery etc) Monitoring – we
want best management practices implemented Ahousat aim to
improve way PNA operates locally Transparency and
ecosystem approach – 58 spp affected thus TEK |
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6. Rashid Sumaila- UBC economist 6.1. Intro—topic approached ‘societal value’
or Net value Aquaculture in the
context of sustainable development. Not just jobs and
markets scale Private vs social
benefits AND COSTS Adds generational
costs/ benefits to widen further |
As noted above I have formatted original to
give rapid perusal of transcripts
HERE
Or go to original WWF transcript in PDF
format |
Created by LG Sunday, May 25, 2003