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International Conference on Aquaculture and Ecosystem Services

19th Jan – 20th Jan 2027 Red Deer, Canada Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Aquaculture and Ecosystem Services conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 2 - Zero Hunger SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation

This track focuses on novel methodologies and technologies that enhance sustainability in aquaculture practices. Participants will explore case studies and research findings that demonstrate effective resource management and environmental stewardship.

This session examines the complex relationships between aquaculture operations and ecosystem services. Discussions will highlight how aquaculture can both benefit from and contribute to ecosystem health.

This track aims to identify and evaluate key performance indicators in aquaculture systems. Researchers will present methodologies for assessing productivity, efficiency, and overall system performance.

This session addresses the critical role of governance and policy in shaping aquaculture practices. Participants will discuss regulatory frameworks, compliance challenges, and the impact of policy on sustainability.

This track showcases cutting-edge engineering solutions and technological innovations in aquaculture. Presentations will cover topics such as automated systems, monitoring technologies, and resource-efficient designs.

This session explores strategies for promoting biodiversity within aquaculture environments. Researchers will present findings on species interactions, habitat enhancement, and conservation practices.

This track investigates the economic dimensions of aquaculture, including market trends, financial viability, and economic contributions to local and global economies. Discussions will include cost-benefit analyses and investment strategies.

This session focuses on health management practices critical to the success of aquaculture operations. Topics will include disease prevention, biosecurity measures, and health monitoring techniques.

This track examines strategies for optimizing resource use in aquaculture systems, including water, feed, and energy. Participants will discuss best practices and innovative approaches to enhance efficiency.

This session addresses the importance of strategic planning in aquaculture development. Presenters will share insights on site selection, project design, and long-term sustainability considerations.

This track focuses on the importance of monitoring systems and compliance measures in aquaculture. Discussions will cover regulatory requirements, best practices for compliance, and the role of technology in monitoring.

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