MARINE ORNAMENTAL SPECIES COLLECTION, CULTURE & CONSERVATION pdf

[...]... Program, pp 53-63 Moe, Martin A 2003 Culture of marine ornamentals: For love, for money, and for science In Marine Ornamental Species: Collection, Culture, and Conservation Ed J.C Cato and C.L Brown Ames: Iowa State Press Smith, Walt 2001 Responsibilities for collection and opportunities in aquaculture for developing countries through the marine aquarium trade In Marine Ornamentals 2001, Program and Abstracts,... certified marine ornamentals In Marine Ornamentals 2001, Program and Abstracts, University of Florida Sea Grant College Program, p 134 Stime, Jim Jr 2001 Hobbyist perspectives, uninformed or blissfully naive? In Proceedings of Marine Ornamentals 99, University of Hawaii Sea Grant College Program, pp 73-78 Stoskopf, Michael K 2001 Current issues in disease control in marine ornamentals In Marine Ornamentals... pp 16-17 Hall, Heather, and Douglas Warmolts 2001 The role of public aquaria in the conservation and sustainability of the marine ornamental trade In Marine Ornamentals 2001, Program and Abstracts, University of Florida Sea Grant College Program, p 18 Hoff, Frank 2001 Future of marine ornamental fish culture In Marine Ornamentals 2001, Program and Abstracts, University of Florida Sea Grant College Program,... the Oceanic Institute In Marine Ornamentals 2001, Program and Abstracts, University of Florida Sea Grant College Program, pp 60-62 Lem, Audun 2001 International trade in ornamental fish In Marine Ornamentals 2001, Program and Abstracts, University of Florida Sea Grant College Program, p 26 Moe, Martin A 2001 Marine ornamentals: The industry and the hobby In Proceedings of Marine Ornamentals 99, University... in the results In general, hobbyists prefer cultured organisms to wild organisms, support the goal of a conservationbased industry, and believe in the continued development of aquaculture technology The commercial sector is struggling with the culture of marine ornamentals, both technically and financially, but 83% of respondents believe cultured marine ornamentals will eventually be a major factor... disseminate culture information for marine ornamentals species (new and old), such as a centralized information base • Establish a website for global interests in marine ornamentals to exchange scientific and nonscientific information on breeding, species biology, economics, and so on 8 Part I / Introduction • Develop mechanisms and linkages for communication and information exchange between the marine ornamentals... Elizabeth 2001 Global advances in conservation and management of marine ornamentals resources Aquarium Sciences and Conservation, Vol 3, No 1-3, pp 65-77 Ziemann, David A 2001 The potential for the restoration of marine ornamentals fish populations through hatchery releases Aquarium Sciences and Conservation, Vol 3, No 1-3, pp 107-117 References Baquero, Jaime 1999 Marine Ornamentals Trade, Quality and... ideas and participate in successfully guiding the industry forward life stages of marine ornamental species In Marine Ornamentals 2001, Program and Abstracts, University of Florida Sea Grant College Program, pp 19-20 Holthus, Paul 2001 From reef to retail: Marine ornamental certification for sustainability is here In Marine Ornamentals 2001, Program and Abstracts, University of Florida Sea Grant College... Management and Product Certification Priority Recommendations • Develop reliable trade and biological data for marine ornamentals • The Marine Aquarium Council (MAC) should promote methods that allow a distinction between cultured and wild-caught marine ornamentals in the marketplace • The marine ornamentals industry should adopt the goal of sustainably producing a quality product at affordable prices... rearing more marine ornamental fish species • Develop a priority list of research topics on marine ornamentals for public funding organizations • MAC should provide a clearinghouse for sources of funding (i.e., grants) available to hobbyists, students, and so on Discussion: Attendees at MO 2001 strongly endorsed the need for accelerated research on the biology and culture of marine aquarium species and . y0 w0 h0" alt="" MARINE ORNAMENTAL SPECIES COLLECTION, CULTURE & CONSERVATION This page intentionally left blank MARINE ORNAMENTAL SPECIES COLLECTION, CULTURE & CONSERVATION Edited . Hobbyists 25. Cultured Marine Ornamentals—Retail Consumer Perspectives 343 Scott E. Clement D. Government 26. Balancing Collection and Conservation of Marine Ornamental Species in the . edition, 2003 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Marine ornamental species: collection, culture, and conservation / edited by James C. Cato and Christopher L. Brown p.