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As part of our work on the certification of environmentally friendly aquaculture, WWF is hosting a series of Aquaculture Dialogues in order to move toward identifying criteria for the certification of sustainable aquaculture. These dialogues are species or species-group specific gatherings of a wide range of stakeholders including producers and other members of the market chain, researchers, NGOs, government officials, and investors. The goal of each dialogue is to identify and discuss 1) the main environmental impacts of aquaculture of the given species group globally and 2) better management practices that reduce those impacts to acceptable levels. Participants at each dialogue will also develop a generally acceptable strategy for moving forward.
Please check back periodically for updates to these pages.
Pangasius Aquaculture Dialogue
Salmon Aquaculture Dialogue
Mollusc Aquaculture Dialogue
Tilapia Aquaculture Dialogue
Catfish Aquaculture Dialogue
Consortium on Shrimp Farming and the Environment
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| Updates |
| Technical Working Groups to Develop Draft Standards for Pangasius Aquaculture April, 2008 |
| Impacts of Salmon Aquaculture Top Agenda at Dialogue Meeting in Barcelona February, 2008 |
| Impacts of Salmon Aquaculture Top Agenda at Dialogue Meeting in Chile Decemeber, 2007 |
| Wild Salmon Illegally Caught in Russia and Shipped to the U.S. November, 2007 |
| EPA Awards $210,000 Grant October, 2007 |
| Mollusc Industry Representatives Move Forward with Aquaculture Certification October, 2007 |
| Process for Certifying Pangasius Aquaculture Products is Underway October, 2007 |
| WWF teams up with national park in Vietnam to secure marine biodiversity October, 2007 |
| Tilapia Aquaculture Dialogue Makes its Debut in Asia September, 2007 |
| Standards for Certifying Mollusc Aquaculture Products Moving Forward August, 2007 |
| WWF Kicks Off Process for Certifying Pangasius Aquaculture Products August, 2007 |
| Standards for Certifying Tilapia Aquaculture Products Moving Forward August, 2007 |
| Twenty-Six Year Veteran of Aquaculture Industry Joins WWF Team August, 2007 |
| WWF Report Prompts Chilean Salmon Farming Reforms June, 2007 |
| Leading palm oil producers commit to responsible agricultural management June, 2007 |
| Major Companies Buying Coffee Illegally Grown in Tiger, Rhino and Elephant Habitat Jan. 17, 2007 |
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