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Brochure

• SEAFARE project factsheet (English)

• SEAFARE project factsheet (Spanish)

• SEAFARE project factsheet (Portuguese)

SEAFARE Events:

Presentations from the seminar "Supporting Sustainable Oyster Aquaculture for the Atlantic Region of Europe". London (UK), 3rd December 2013.

• Introduction to the Seafare Project. Daniel Lee (Bangor University, UK).

• New developments in genetic and hatchery technologies in flat oyster (Ostrea edulis). Pierre Boudry (Ifremer, France).

• Invasion genetics of the Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) in the British Isles following its introduction for aquaculture production. Delphine Lallias (Bangor University, UK & Ifremer, France).

• Invasion of Portuguese oyster (Crassostrea angulata) beds by the Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas): habitat specialization and hybridization. Frederico Batista (Ipma, Portugal).

• Environmental effects of the Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) on native benthic communities. Phil Hollyman (Bangor University, UK).

• Modelling larval dispersal of Pacific oysters (Crassostrea gigas) from Milford Haven, a case study. Jon King (Bangor University, UK).

 

Presentations from the seminar "The potential for wetland aquaculture; balancing economic development and conservation benefits". Seville (Spain), 30th October 2013.

The presentations are available in English (ENG), Spanish (ESP) and Portuguese (PT)

• The Seafare Project (Daniel Lee - Bangor University). ENG - ESP - PT.

• Ecological processes involved at the base of the food web when using eco-friendly aquaculture practises (Pedro Cañavate - IFAPA). ENG - ESP - PT.

• Aquatic food webs in managed extensive ponds (Mark Walton - Bangor University). ENG - ESP - PT.

• Increasing profitability of marine production in earthen ponds: Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture (Emilia Cunha - IPMA). ENG - ESP - PT.

• Producing high quality and healthy products using local resources (Ana Prieto - IFAPA El Toruño). ENG - ESP - PT.

• Management of earthen ponds for policulture and integrated multitrophic aquaculture (Pedro Pousão - IPMA). ENG - ESP - PT.

• Sustainable Production Methodologies. Veta la Palma farm in Doñana environment (Miguel Medialdea - Veta la Palma). ESP.

• Ecosystem services from wetlands created for eco-friendly aquaculture (Mark Walton - Bangor University). ENG - ESP - PT.

SEAFARE outputs

• Wetlands created by aquaculture: a case study of the eco-sensitive aquaculture of Veta la Palma and an assessment of the ecosystem services provided.

• Policy guidance for sustainable Wetlands aquaculture.

• Conservation aquaculture rearing techniques for the European smelt (Osmerus eperlanus) manual (April 2013).

• Aquaculture rearing techniques for the common cuttlefish Sepia officinalis and the Atlantic bobtail squid Sepiola atlantica.

SEAFARE newsletters

• Issue 5 (December 2013 - January 2014)

• Issue 4 (December 2013)

• Issue 3 (November 2013)

• Issue 2 (October 2013)

• Issue 1 (April 2013).

SEAFARE in the media

• December 2013: SEAFARE London Seminar Brings Together Scientists and Oyster Industry Representatives.

• November 2013: SEAFARE Seville Seminar Highlights the Potential of Wetlands Aquaculture.

• September 2013: Reclaiming Wetlands for Aquaculture: Upcoming Stakeholder Event in Seville.

• July 2013: Huge Potential Evident as SEAFARE Nears Completion.

• April 2013: SEAFARE Project Addresses the future of European Smelt.

• December 2012. SEAFARE Project Meeting in Dublin.

• October 2012. SEAFARE Project Delivers Promising Results.

• August 2012.  Sustainable & Environmentally friendly aquaculture for the Atlantic Region of Europe.

• May 2012. La Rochelle Meeting Indicates Real Progress.

• October 2010. SEAFARE progresses at partner meeting during AE2010 in Porto

• August 2010. Seafare - Sustainable & environmentally friendly aquaculture for the Atlantic region of Europe

 

Atlantic Area Transnational Programme information

• Atlantic Area website