Fish Farming News of Interest this week, Sept. 15 to 19, 2014

September 19, 2014
Fish Farming News of Interest this week, Sept. 15 to 19, 2014

BCSFA celebrates its 30th anniversary
Canada: The British Columbia Salmon Farmers Association (BCSFA) is marking this important milestone with a series of events.
Odd Grydeland, FishfarmingXpert, Sept. 17, 2014
 
B.C. FARM-RAISED SALMON FEATURED AT BEIJING HOUSE RESTAURANT TO CELEBRATE AQUACULTURE AWARENESS WEEK
BCSFA,  September 17, 2014
CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C. – Aquaculture Awareness Week in Campbell River will have a new flavour this year. Beijing House Restaurant chef Eric Zhao is fusing his native northern Chinese cuisine with B.C. farm-raised salmon in a new signature dish: Zhao’s Kung Pao Salmon.
 
Adding spice to aquaculture awareness
Canada: An original Szechuan-Canadian fusion dish has been created to celebrate British Columbia's Aquaculture Awareness Week.
 
In #Ucluelet Sept 21? Visit @UkeeAquarium ... for FREEEEE! We are sponsoring a family day as part of #Aquaculture Awareness Week. #salmon
 
Aquaculture considered key to feeding the world in 2030
FIS, Sept. 16, 2014
The director of the Economy and Fisheries Policy of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Lahsen Adabouch, stated the development of the aquaculture industry and an increased use of resources are two key elements given the higher global demand for seafood.
 
What’s better than debunking Morton myths? Seeing a real salmon scientist get international recognition!
Salmon Farm Science, Sept. 16, 2014
We were going to write about the contradictions, lies and half-truths which characterized activist Alexandra Morton’s hour-long radio love-in with Ian Jessop on CFAX yesterday.
But we didn’t really want to. It’s just too painful to debunk the same points over and over again…
So we were thrilled to read today that one BC scientist, who has been a cornerstone of fisheries science and who has published hundreds of papers crucial to understanding wild salmon, was recognized by the prestigious International Council for Exploration of the Seas.
 
Reference Link: Scientists honoured at the ICES Annual Science Conference
The Prix d'Excellence recognizes the highest level of achievement in marine sciences and important contributions to ICES vision. Dr. Walters, Emeritus professor at the University of British Columbia, is a specialist in fisheries stock assessments, adaptive management, and ecosystem modeling. He uses mathematical modeling and computer simulation techniques to better understand the dynamics of exploited marine ecosystems and to find more effective methods to manage them.
 
Twitter: BC CAHS @BCCAHS  
Learn about @BCCAHS - Our own Dr. Jim Powell completed an interview this week with @TwiggJohn c/o @ShawTV_NVIPR http://youtu.be/0enjUUafAGg 
 
Land-based #salmon #aquaculture ventures not economical or sustainable compared to sea pens, expert says: http://www.intrafish.com/news/article1397311.ece …
 
Awesome Article @McCollMagazine regarding #Aquaculture, and a #spotlight on one of our #grads! Check it out! http://www.mccollmagazine.com/