Capture-based aquaculture. Global overview
Aquaculture is a diverse and multibillion dollar economic sector that uses various strategies for fish production. The harvesting of wild individuals from very early stages in the life cycle to large mature adults for on-growing under confined and controlled conditions is one of these strategies. This system, referred to as capture-based aquaculture, is practised throughout the world using a variety of marine and freshwater species with important environmental, social and economic implications. The need to evaluate the sustainability of this farming practice in light of its economic viability, the wise use of natural resources and socio-environmental impacts as a whole has been extensively discussed at national, regional and international levels. In 2004, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) launched a project entitled “Towards sustainable aquaculture – selected issues and guidelines” funded by the Government of Japan which included a thematic component on the use of wild fish and fishery resources for aquaculture production. The objective is to produce a set of technical guidelines that would assist policy-makers in developing informed and appropriate capture-based aquaculture regulations that would take into account the use and conservation of the aquatic resources exploited. This publication contains technical information prepared in support of and background material for the “FAO international workshop on technical guidelines for the responsible use of wild fish and fishery resources for capture-based aquaculture production” held in Viet Nam in October 2007. The first draft of the technical guidelines on capture-based aquaculture was produced during this meeting. This publication contains two parts. Part 1 consists of two reviews on (a) environmental and biodiversity and (b) social and economic impacts of capture-based aquaculture and Part 2 consists of eleven species review papers. Both marine and freshwater examples have been reviewed and include finfish (mullet, bluefin tuna, European eel, cod, grouper, yellowtail, Clarias catfish, Indian major carps, and snakehead and Pangasiid catfish), crustaceans (mud crab) and molluscs (oyster).
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AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FISHING OPERATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOCIOECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITE ENVIRONNEMENT SOCIOECONOMIQUE EVALUATION IMPACT SUR ENVIRONNEMENT GESTION DES RESSOURCES NATURELLES OPERATION DE PECHE ACUICULTURA BIODIVERSIDAD ENTORNO SOCIOECONOMICO EVALUACION DEL IMPACTO AMBIENTAL OPERACIONES PESQUERAS ORDENACION DE RECURSOS NATURALES ANGUILLA ANGUILLA CARP CASE STUDIES CHANNA CLARIAS COD FISH FARMS FRESHWATER CATFISH GROUPERS LIMB BONES MULLETS OYSTERS SCYLLA SEED COLLECTION TUNA WILD ANIMALS YELLOWTAILS ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SAUVAGE CABILLAUD CARPE CHANNA CLARIAS COLLECTE DE SEMENCES ETUDE DE CAS EXPLOITATION PISCICOLE HUITRE MEROU MUGE OS DES MEMBRES POISSON CHAT (D'EAU DOUCE) SCYLLA SERIOLE THON ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SALVAJE ATUN BACALAO BAGRE DE AGUA DULCE CARPA CHANNA CLARIAS COLECCION DE SEMILLAS ESTUDIOS DE CASOS PRACTICOS EXPLOTACIONES PISCICOLAS HUESOS DE LOS MIEMBROS LISA MERO OSTRA PEZ LIMON SCYLLA AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FISHING OPERATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOCIOECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITE ENVIRONNEMENT SOCIOECONOMIQUE EVALUATION IMPACT SUR ENVIRONNEMENT GESTION DES RESSOURCES NATURELLES OPERATION DE PECHE ACUICULTURA BIODIVERSIDAD ENTORNO SOCIOECONOMICO EVALUACION DEL IMPACTO AMBIENTAL OPERACIONES PESQUERAS ORDENACION DE RECURSOS NATURALES ANGUILLA ANGUILLA CARP CASE STUDIES CHANNA CLARIAS COD FISH FARMS FRESHWATER CATFISH GROUPERS LIMB BONES MULLETS OYSTERS SCYLLA SEED COLLECTION TUNA WILD ANIMALS YELLOWTAILS ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SAUVAGE CABILLAUD CARPE CHANNA CLARIAS COLLECTE DE SEMENCES ETUDE DE CAS EXPLOITATION PISCICOLE HUITRE MEROU MUGE OS DES MEMBRES POISSON CHAT (D'EAU DOUCE) SCYLLA SERIOLE THON ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SALVAJE ATUN BACALAO BAGRE DE AGUA DULCE CARPA CHANNA CLARIAS COLECCION DE SEMILLAS ESTUDIOS DE CASOS PRACTICOS EXPLOTACIONES PISCICOLAS HUESOS DE LOS MIEMBROS LISA MERO OSTRA PEZ LIMON SCYLLA |
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AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FISHING OPERATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOCIOECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITE ENVIRONNEMENT SOCIOECONOMIQUE EVALUATION IMPACT SUR ENVIRONNEMENT GESTION DES RESSOURCES NATURELLES OPERATION DE PECHE ACUICULTURA BIODIVERSIDAD ENTORNO SOCIOECONOMICO EVALUACION DEL IMPACTO AMBIENTAL OPERACIONES PESQUERAS ORDENACION DE RECURSOS NATURALES ANGUILLA ANGUILLA CARP CASE STUDIES CHANNA CLARIAS COD FISH FARMS FRESHWATER CATFISH GROUPERS LIMB BONES MULLETS OYSTERS SCYLLA SEED COLLECTION TUNA WILD ANIMALS YELLOWTAILS ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SAUVAGE CABILLAUD CARPE CHANNA CLARIAS COLLECTE DE SEMENCES ETUDE DE CAS EXPLOITATION PISCICOLE HUITRE MEROU MUGE OS DES MEMBRES POISSON CHAT (D'EAU DOUCE) SCYLLA SERIOLE THON ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SALVAJE ATUN BACALAO BAGRE DE AGUA DULCE CARPA CHANNA CLARIAS COLECCION DE SEMILLAS ESTUDIOS DE CASOS PRACTICOS EXPLOTACIONES PISCICOLAS HUESOS DE LOS MIEMBROS LISA MERO OSTRA PEZ LIMON SCYLLA AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FISHING OPERATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOCIOECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITE ENVIRONNEMENT SOCIOECONOMIQUE EVALUATION IMPACT SUR ENVIRONNEMENT GESTION DES RESSOURCES NATURELLES OPERATION DE PECHE ACUICULTURA BIODIVERSIDAD ENTORNO SOCIOECONOMICO EVALUACION DEL IMPACTO AMBIENTAL OPERACIONES PESQUERAS ORDENACION DE RECURSOS NATURALES ANGUILLA ANGUILLA CARP CASE STUDIES CHANNA CLARIAS COD FISH FARMS FRESHWATER CATFISH GROUPERS LIMB BONES MULLETS OYSTERS SCYLLA SEED COLLECTION TUNA WILD ANIMALS YELLOWTAILS ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SAUVAGE CABILLAUD CARPE CHANNA CLARIAS COLLECTE DE SEMENCES ETUDE DE CAS EXPLOITATION PISCICOLE HUITRE MEROU MUGE OS DES MEMBRES POISSON CHAT (D'EAU DOUCE) SCYLLA SERIOLE THON ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SALVAJE ATUN BACALAO BAGRE DE AGUA DULCE CARPA CHANNA CLARIAS COLECCION DE SEMILLAS ESTUDIOS DE CASOS PRACTICOS EXPLOTACIONES PISCICOLAS HUESOS DE LOS MIEMBROS LISA MERO OSTRA PEZ LIMON SCYLLA Lovatelli, A. (ed.) 172635 FAO, Rome (Italy). Fisheries and Aquaculture Dept. eng 185034 Holthus, P.F. (ed.) 1423211768563 Capture-based aquaculture. Global overview |
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Aquaculture is a diverse and multibillion dollar economic sector that uses various strategies for fish production. The harvesting of wild individuals from very early stages in the life cycle to large mature adults for on-growing under confined and controlled conditions is one of these strategies. This system, referred to as capture-based aquaculture, is practised throughout the world using a variety of marine and freshwater species with important environmental, social and economic implications. The need to evaluate the sustainability of this farming practice in light of its economic viability, the wise use of natural resources and socio-environmental impacts as a whole has been extensively discussed at national, regional and international levels. In 2004, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) launched a project entitled “Towards sustainable aquaculture – selected issues and guidelines” funded by the Government of Japan which included a thematic component on the use of wild fish and fishery resources for aquaculture production. The objective is to produce a set of technical guidelines that would assist policy-makers in developing informed and appropriate capture-based aquaculture regulations that would take into account the use and conservation of the aquatic resources exploited. This publication contains technical information prepared in support of and background material for the “FAO international workshop on technical guidelines for the responsible use of wild fish and fishery resources for capture-based aquaculture production” held in Viet Nam in October 2007. The first draft of the technical guidelines on capture-based aquaculture was produced during this meeting. This publication contains two parts. Part 1 consists of two reviews on (a) environmental and biodiversity and (b) social and economic impacts of capture-based aquaculture and Part 2 consists of eleven species review papers. Both marine and freshwater examples have been reviewed and include finfish (mullet, bluefin tuna, European eel, cod, grouper, yellowtail, Clarias catfish, Indian major carps, and snakehead and Pangasiid catfish), crustaceans (mud crab) and molluscs (oyster). |
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AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FISHING OPERATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOCIOECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT AQUACULTURE BIODIVERSITE ENVIRONNEMENT SOCIOECONOMIQUE EVALUATION IMPACT SUR ENVIRONNEMENT GESTION DES RESSOURCES NATURELLES OPERATION DE PECHE ACUICULTURA BIODIVERSIDAD ENTORNO SOCIOECONOMICO EVALUACION DEL IMPACTO AMBIENTAL OPERACIONES PESQUERAS ORDENACION DE RECURSOS NATURALES ANGUILLA ANGUILLA CARP CASE STUDIES CHANNA CLARIAS COD FISH FARMS FRESHWATER CATFISH GROUPERS LIMB BONES MULLETS OYSTERS SCYLLA SEED COLLECTION TUNA WILD ANIMALS YELLOWTAILS ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SAUVAGE CABILLAUD CARPE CHANNA CLARIAS COLLECTE DE SEMENCES ETUDE DE CAS EXPLOITATION PISCICOLE HUITRE MEROU MUGE OS DES MEMBRES POISSON CHAT (D'EAU DOUCE) SCYLLA SERIOLE THON ANGUILLA ANGUILLA ANIMAL SALVAJE ATUN BACALAO BAGRE DE AGUA DULCE CARPA CHANNA CLARIAS COLECCION DE SEMILLAS ESTUDIOS DE CASOS PRACTICOS EXPLOTACIONES PISCICOLAS HUESOS DE LOS MIEMBROS LISA MERO OSTRA PEZ LIMON SCYLLA |
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Lovatelli, A. (ed.) 172635 FAO, Rome (Italy). Fisheries and Aquaculture Dept. eng 185034 Holthus, P.F. (ed.) 1423211768563 |
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Lovatelli, A. (ed.) 172635 FAO, Rome (Italy). Fisheries and Aquaculture Dept. eng 185034 Holthus, P.F. (ed.) 1423211768563 |
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Capture-based aquaculture. Global overview |
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Capture-based aquaculture. Global overview |
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unfao:6693702021-05-05T06:52:20ZCapture-based aquaculture. Global overview Lovatelli, A. (ed.) 172635 FAO, Rome (Italy). Fisheries and Aquaculture Dept. eng 185034 Holthus, P.F. (ed.) 1423211768563 textRome (Italy) FAO2008 Aquaculture is a diverse and multibillion dollar economic sector that uses various strategies for fish production. The harvesting of wild individuals from very early stages in the life cycle to large mature adults for on-growing under confined and controlled conditions is one of these strategies. This system, referred to as capture-based aquaculture, is practised throughout the world using a variety of marine and freshwater species with important environmental, social and economic implications. The need to evaluate the sustainability of this farming practice in light of its economic viability, the wise use of natural resources and socio-environmental impacts as a whole has been extensively discussed at national, regional and international levels. In 2004, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) launched a project entitled “Towards sustainable aquaculture – selected issues and guidelines” funded by the Government of Japan which included a thematic component on the use of wild fish and fishery resources for aquaculture production. The objective is to produce a set of technical guidelines that would assist policy-makers in developing informed and appropriate capture-based aquaculture regulations that would take into account the use and conservation of the aquatic resources exploited. This publication contains technical information prepared in support of and background material for the “FAO international workshop on technical guidelines for the responsible use of wild fish and fishery resources for capture-based aquaculture production” held in Viet Nam in October 2007. The first draft of the technical guidelines on capture-based aquaculture was produced during this meeting. This publication contains two parts. Part 1 consists of two reviews on (a) environmental and biodiversity and (b) social and economic impacts of capture-based aquaculture and Part 2 consists of eleven species review papers. Both marine and freshwater examples have been reviewed and include finfish (mullet, bluefin tuna, European eel, cod, grouper, yellowtail, Clarias catfish, Indian major carps, and snakehead and Pangasiid catfish), crustaceans (mud crab) and molluscs (oyster).Aquaculture is a diverse and multibillion dollar economic sector that uses various strategies for fish production. The harvesting of wild individuals from very early stages in the life cycle to large mature adults for on-growing under confined and controlled conditions is one of these strategies. This system, referred to as capture-based aquaculture, is practised throughout the world using a variety of marine and freshwater species with important environmental, social and economic implications. The need to evaluate the sustainability of this farming practice in light of its economic viability, the wise use of natural resources and socio-environmental impacts as a whole has been extensively discussed at national, regional and international levels. In 2004, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) launched a project entitled “Towards sustainable aquaculture – selected issues and guidelines” funded by the Government of Japan which included a thematic component on the use of wild fish and fishery resources for aquaculture production. The objective is to produce a set of technical guidelines that would assist policy-makers in developing informed and appropriate capture-based aquaculture regulations that would take into account the use and conservation of the aquatic resources exploited. This publication contains technical information prepared in support of and background material for the “FAO international workshop on technical guidelines for the responsible use of wild fish and fishery resources for capture-based aquaculture production” held in Viet Nam in October 2007. The first draft of the technical guidelines on capture-based aquaculture was produced during this meeting. This publication contains two parts. Part 1 consists of two reviews on (a) environmental and biodiversity and (b) social and economic impacts of capture-based aquaculture and Part 2 consists of eleven species review papers. Both marine and freshwater examples have been reviewed and include finfish (mullet, bluefin tuna, European eel, cod, grouper, yellowtail, Clarias catfish, Indian major carps, and snakehead and Pangasiid catfish), crustaceans (mud crab) and molluscs (oyster).AQUACULTUREBIODIVERSITYENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTFISHING OPERATIONSNATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENTSOCIOECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAQUACULTUREBIODIVERSITEENVIRONNEMENT SOCIOECONOMIQUEEVALUATION IMPACT SUR ENVIRONNEMENTGESTION DES RESSOURCES NATURELLESOPERATION DE PECHEACUICULTURABIODIVERSIDADENTORNO SOCIOECONOMICOEVALUACION DEL IMPACTO AMBIENTALOPERACIONES PESQUERASORDENACION DE RECURSOS NATURALESANGUILLA ANGUILLACARPCASE STUDIESCHANNACLARIASCODFISH FARMSFRESHWATER CATFISHGROUPERSLIMB BONESMULLETSOYSTERSSCYLLASEED COLLECTIONTUNAWILD ANIMALSYELLOWTAILSANGUILLA ANGUILLAANIMAL SAUVAGECABILLAUDCARPECHANNACLARIASCOLLECTE DE SEMENCESETUDE DE CASEXPLOITATION PISCICOLEHUITREMEROUMUGEOS DES MEMBRESPOISSON CHAT (D'EAU DOUCE)SCYLLASERIOLETHONANGUILLA ANGUILLAANIMAL SALVAJEATUNBACALAOBAGRE DE AGUA DULCECARPACHANNACLARIASCOLECCION DE SEMILLASESTUDIOS DE CASOS PRACTICOSEXPLOTACIONES PISCICOLASHUESOS DE LOS MIEMBROSLISAMEROOSTRAPEZ LIMONSCYLLAhttp://www.fao.org/3/a-i0254e.pdfURN:ISBN:978-92-5-106030-8 |