Aquaculture Asia Magazine, July-September 2015

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Cambodia, China, Emerging Global Issues, Culture-based fisheries, Freshwater finfish, Genetics and Biodiversity, Governance and Policy, Hong Kong SAR China, India, Indonesia, Inland aquaculture, Lao PDR, Livelihoods and social issues, Nepal, Philippines, Environment and Sustainability, Thailand, Education and Training, Vietnam

Editorial

  • Changes to the magazine (and website).
    Simon Wilkinson

Sustainable aquaculture

  • Status of alien fish species farming and it's implications for Andhra Pradesh, India.
    B. Laxmappa
  • Bridging the research-extension-farmer-input and market linkage gap in coastal aquaculture through application of ICT.
    M. Kumaran, D. Deboral Vimala and M. Alagappan

Research and farming techniques

  • Bio-remediation of domestic sewage recycled in aquaculture: A Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture model.
    R. N. Mandal, D. N. Chattopadhyay, P.P. Chakrabarti, B. K. Pandey and P. Jayasankar

People in aquaculture

  • Role of family farming in marine and coastal ecosystem management in India.
    J. Stephen Sampath Kumar and C. Judith Betsy

Genetics and biodiversity

  • Conservation of fish genetic resources: An introduction to state fishes of India.
    Vinay T. N., Kapil S. Tanmoy G. and Anutosh P.

NACA Newsletter

  • 26th NACA Governing Council Meeting, Bali, Indonesia.
  • Regional Workshop on the Status of Aqatic Genetic Resources.
  • Developing an environmental monitoring system to strengthen fisheries and aquaculture in the Lower Mekong Basin.
  • Regional workshop documents sustainable intensification practices in aquaculture.
  • Perspectives on culture-based fisheries developments in Asia.
  • SUPERSEAS PhD opportunities.

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