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"Aquaculture, not the Internet, represents the most promising investment opportunity of the 21st Century."

- Peter Drucker, Management Expert & Economist

2009-03-03

Reserver dagen: Inviation til at deltage i det 2. møde i 'Ørred-dialogen'

Dansk Akvakultur deltager aktivt i Ørred-dialogen' med det formål at etablere standarder for bæredygtigt ørredopdræt.
Det første møde fandt sted i København i november 2008.
Der inviteres nu til det næste møde - Tórshavn 27 & 28. maj 2009.
Se invitationen (engelsk) og læs Dansk Akvakulturs "White Paper" om processen:

Bæredygtige opdrætsfisk på spisebordet
Sustainable farmed fish for the dinner table

Save the date!

Freshwater Trout Aquaculture Dialogue 27-28th May 2009

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) are inviting to the second meeting of the Freshwater Trout Aquaculture Dialogue (FTAD). The goal of the meeting, which will be the 27th and 28th of May 2009 in Thorshavn, the Faroe Islands (North Atlantic), is to move forward with creating the world's first set of measurable, performance-based standards for responsible Rainbow Trout aquaculture. The standards will be designed to minimize the environmental and social impacts related to freshwater trout farming.

As a key stakeholder in the trout aquaculture industry, your input at the meeting will be invaluable. We hope you can join in the open discussion between producers, scientists, processors, seafood buyers, NGO staff, government officials and others who will be at the meeting. Your voice will be heard, as all stakeholders are treated equally and all of their feedback will be used by the Dialogue Steering Committee to develop draft standards. Decisions by the Steering Committee also will be based on the most current and sound science related to trout aquaculture.

The first day of the meeting will be dedicated mainly to identifying "criteria," which will be the areas to focus on to address the key impacts associated with freshwater trout aquaculture. The criteria will be used in developing standards for the industry. The focus of the second day will be creating indicators for measuring each of the criteria. At future meetings, participants will continue to develop criteria and indicators and work towards a draft set of performance-based standards for sustainable trout production.

Also at the meeting, participants will continue to identify research that needs to be done to address any areas of disagreement between Dialogue participants and fill information gaps related to freshwater trout aquaculture.

Please contact us if you would like to attend the meeting in the Faroe Islands. Funding is available to help with meeting-related travel expenses. Priority will be given to people making research-based presentations. Please let us know by April 30h, 2009 if you will be attending and if you need financial assistance. Also, we welcome your suggestions on who to invite to the meeting. Send your responses to c.mathiesen@wwf.dk

IMPORTANT! The number of hotels in the Faroe Island is very limited, so please book your hotel room soon! For hotel booking contact Mrs. Fríðun Hansen at "Green Gate Incoming". Phone: +298 550520 or email: Fridun@greengate.fo  

The trout Dialogue is one of eight WWF-initiated Dialogues underway globally. Standards also are being developed for salmon, tilapia, shrimp, pangasius, abalone, seriola/cobia and molluscs (clams, scallops, oysters and mussels). For more information about the Dialogues, go to
www.worldwildlife.org/aquadialogues

We hope to see you in May.

Sincerely,


Christoph Mathiesen                                                       Aaron McNevin
Program officer, marine and fisheries                             Senior program officer, aquaculture
WWF- Denmark                                                              WWF-US
                                                                    
 

 
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