The abstract submission deadline for Aquaculture Canada and WAS North America 2022 has been extended to June 1, 2022. The conference will feature hundreds of world-class speakers and delegates from around the globe on the science, technology, busine...
Special sessions at the 2020 and 2021 Aquaculture America conferences were developed to highlight the important role aquaculture has come to play in the conservation of threatened and endangered species, and species of concern. The environment for ra...
T wenty-five years ago, the World Aquaculture Society held its annual conference in Seattle, Washington, a meeting I remember as one of the most contentious I ever attended. Although PETA had mounted anti-aquaculture protests at WAS meetings before 1...
Beloved WAS Home Office Manager and Director Juliette Massey, who served in that role for twenty years between 1987 and 2007, has passed away. The Society began to mature during the years when she managed the Home Office. Affiliated societies and cha...
Sadly, Eric passed away on the morning of February 16, 2022. He is survived by his beloved wife of 25 years Alma Gloria and his two daughters Kirsten and Ariana. He will be sorely missed. His personal and professional accomplishments will be remember...
The capital city of Yucatan is the starting point for travel around the state. It was founded in 1542 and built on the ancient Mayan city of Tho. It stands out because of its wide variety of cultural and artistic attractions
The importance of conservation of aquatic biodiversity on sustainable fisheries is gradually being recognized by more and more people. Positive results have been reported from establishing marine protected areas (MPAs) as well as freshwater reserves ...
An introductory course in experimental statistics that covers ANOVA is a common requirement for educational training in aquaculture. However, while the standard ANOVA is a widely-used and robust statistical procedure, it is not appropriate in all sit...
In December 2021, an International Labour Organization (ILO) technical meeting affirmed that aquaculture has enormous potential to feed the world’s growing population in upcoming years. But harnessing the sector’s full power will require “concerted e...
Because of limited ability to travel globally caused by COVID, the WAS Board has set up 3 regional Member Meetings to reach as many members as possible. Here are the dates: Aquaculture 2022 San Diego, Californi...
Aquaculture is as diverse as are the regions of the world. Numerous species, countless environments, many different farm sizes and levels of technology and a variety of approaches and goals. Although the main purpose of aquaculture in Asia is often to produce affordable species for food, in other regions of the world it is to produce high-value products for local consumption or export. [more..]
