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Uso degli antibiotici in Acquacoltura: un potenziale pericolo per la salute umana? 31-1-2002
Il recente blocco all'importazione dall'Asia di gamberetti allevati per il consumo alimentare, ha riportato all'attenzione dei consumatori italiani il problema, ormai divenuto annoso, della salubritą di alcuni prodotti acquatici cresciuti in allevamento con l'aiuto di sostanze chimiche. Riportiamo per chi fosse interessato il link seguente che permette di leggere due documenti interessanti al riguardo. Invitiamo poi, chi lo desiderasse, a manifestare il proprio pensiero nel nostro Aquatic Forum, raggiungibile anche dalla nostra home page. Source: Antibiotici in acquicoltura: potenziale impatto sulla salute pubblica
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Looking for an Hatchery Operations Biologist 21-01-2002
HATCHERY OPERATIONS BIOLOGIST Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Portland Looking for a skilled natural resources specialist who will contribute valuable work to protect our fish resources. Here is your opportunity to assist in directing statewide artificial propagation activities. Requires three years' biological experience in a fisheries or wildlife program and a Bachelor's degree in Fisheries or Wildlife Science or related degree. Salary: $3,115-$4,346/month plus a 3% increase on 2/1/03. Starting salary negotiable. Competitive cafeteria-style benefits package. For application materials visit our website at www.dfw.state.or.us or call 503-872-5305. Closing date: February 18, 2002.
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WAS general meeting 11-1-2002
Riportiamo il seguente invito della World Aquaculture Society: SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT We are soliciting speakers to contribute to a session to be held at the World Aquaculture Society annual meeting in Beijing April 2002 concerning the development and utilization of fisheries by-products. This session will be held as part of the sustainability session that will be held over two days. iforster@oceanicinstitute.org Ian Forster
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New Rotifer and Copepod Discussion Groups 11-1-2002
Riportiamo il seguente comunicato: Reed Mariculture has started hosting two discussion groups through Yahoo Groups for rotifers and copepods. These groups are open to anybody and are for discussion of any aspect of these animals, both in small applications like home reef tanks, and in large commercial operations. We invite you to join these groups and contribute your knowledge or questions. Rotifers http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rotifers
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