Aquaculture
Abalone Dialogue - Additional Resources
Public Comment Period 1
- Comments received and the Steering Committee's responses to the comments
- Comments from the South Africa Department of Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries
May 2010 Meeting
November 2009 Meeting
July 2009 Meeting
February 2009 Meeting
- Meeting Summary, Agenda and Participants List
- Standards Development - Working Draft
- Presentations
- Abalone Aquaculture Dialogue, by Colin Brannen
- Profile of the Abalone Industry in South Africa, by Peter Britz
- Overview of the Australian Industry and a Look Back at the Melbourne Meeting, by Dr. Ann Fleming
- The Role of Intergovernmental Organizations in Southern Africa and a Review of Ablone Mariculture in Namibia, by Blessing Mapfumo
- The World Abalone Market and Economic Reasons for Environmental Accreditation, by Peter Cook and Roy Gordon
- Abalone Aquaculture Dialogue Steering Committee, by Colin Brannen
April 2008 Meeting
- Meeting Summary
- Presentations
- Overview of the Aquaculture Dialogues and the rationale for developing environmental and social standards for abalone aquaculture, by Colin Brannen
- Environmental sustainability development outcomes for the Tasmanian abalone farming industry, by Judi Marshall
- Potential impacts of abalone culture, by Dr. Peter Cook
- Global markets for farmed abalone, by Roy Gordon
- Overview of the abalone viral ganglioneuritis outbreak in Victoria and some key steps going forward, by Dr. Paul Hardy-Smith
- Australian abalone strategies to manage risks in the wild capture sector, by Michael Tokley
- Tasmanian bio-security system for the abalone sector, by Judi Marshall
- Potential genetic interactions between farmed abalone and wild populations, by Nick Elliott
- Overview of susainability reporting in the Australian aquaculture industry, by Simon Bennison
- Wild abalone divers' perspective on the viral ganglioneuritus epidemic, by Vincent Gannon
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