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The marketing of dairy products in the United States of America: A report on a short course by G. S Baker, 1952
Course for rice milling by Rudolf Runte, 1972
Training course for scuba tenders (Manuscript report) by Jay C Quast, 1964
Techniques of forest wildlife management: FW 3-167 course sylabus [sic] by Gordon W Gullion, 1975
Test results from the New England Trawl Net Training Courses (MITSG) by Clifford A Goudey, 1985
A commercial octopus fishery for the Pacific Northwest and Alaska: Development and prospects : a student report prepared for Dr. Karl H. Vesper, ocean engineering systems design course 551 by Emil R Berg, 1980

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Presently teaching Undergraduate and Postgraduate fisheries courses on FisheriesEcology, Inland Fisheries Management, and Aquatic Ecology.
http://www.hull.ac.uk/hifi/Staff/ProfileJH.htm

Extractions: J.P. HARVEY B.Sc.(Hons) Ph.D. M.I.F.M. Research Associate/Lecturer Profile Extensive experience dealing with management strategies for fish in freshwater bodies in the UK. Presently teaching Undergraduate and Postgraduate fisheries courses on Fisheries Ecology, Inland Fisheries Management, and Aquatic Ecology. Also a major contributor to Short Courses run both in-house and overseas on Rehabilitation of Inland Fisheries, Electric Fishing, Stocking and Introduction of Fish Species, and Fish Stock Assessment. Currently researching into electric fishing capture techniques, stock assessment for management purposes, impact of fish eating birds on fish populations, cyprinid fish recruitment and dispersal of coarse fish. Consultancy experience in rehabilitation techniques for freshwater fisheries, environmental impact assessment, particularly associated with hydropower development schemes, impacts of flow regulation on fisheries and conservation of fresh waters for birds and other wildlife.
Courses - Wildlife And Fisheries
COURSES IN WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES WF 2290 Special Topics in Wildlife andFisheries (1-9) Credit and title to be arranged. This course is to be used on
http://www.cfr.msstate.edu/courses/WF.html

Extractions: BIO 4990 - Ecosystems of Mississippi (Meridian campus only) 3 hours lecture. Basic principles of ecosystem functions with a concentration on origins, function, and distribution of ecosystems of Mississippi. BIO 4990 - Studies in Ornithology (Meridian campus only) Three hours lecture. Recent and fossil avifauna of the world; its origin, distribution, classification, and biology with identification of local species. BIO 4990 - Principles of Wildlife Conservation (Meridian campus only) An introduction to concepts in wildlife and fisheries management for non-majors. This course provides an overview of the history of wildlife management in the United States, the components involved in manipulating wildlife populations, and the techniques employed by professionals in the field. No prerequisites are required for this course. WF 1101 - Wildlife and Fisheries Profession (1) (Prerequisite: Freshman or Sophomore standing). One hour lecture. Orientation to the interdisciplinary and applied nature of wildlife and fisheries management and related fields, emphasizing the department, college, and university; student roles and responsibilities; and career opportunities. Fall Only.
Welcome To Professor Carlin's Homepage!
Biology and nonmajors Fish and fisheries courses in the spring of 2006. Dr. Carlin maintains the American Fisheries Society Genetics section
http://marcus.whitman.edu/~carlinjl/

Extractions: Originally from Indiana, Joel Carlin received his B.S. in marine biology from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and a M.S. in zoology from Louisiana State University, where he studied salamander evolution in the southeastern U.S. Joel then became a marine biologist for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources for three years, where he worked on stock identification in the newly developed wreckfish fishery. He then received a Ph.D. in fisheries from the University of Florida for his work on the systematics and population genetics of groupers, a diverse subfamily of commercially valuable tropical fishes. You can consult his curriculum vitae for details about his career. Dr. Carlin currently teaches Biol 111 Biological Principles (F'05); he will teach the majors' Marine Biology and non-majors' Fish and Fisheries courses in the spring of 2006. Previous Whitman classes include conservation biology, island biogeography, evolution, genetics, and introductory plant biology. Dr. Carlin taught genetics recitations for three years while a graduate student in Louisiana, and later taught conservation biology for the University of Florida honors program. Dr. Carlin has mentored undergraduate projects on an adaptive radiation of snails from African rift lakes, phylogenetic reconstruction of west African HIV strains, and speciation in tropical plants. Additional teaching interests include international biodiversity, marine biology, fisheries biology, herpetology and bioethics. He also participates in talks to schoolchildren and the community. Dr. Carlin maintains the American Fisheries Society Genetics section
FIRB Board Members
For many years, he taught Land Use and Coastal Management and fisheries coursesat the University of Victoria and Royal Roads University.
http://www.firb.gov.bc.ca/board.htm

Extractions: Site Map Legislation Related Links Site Home The Board The Natural Products Marketing (BC) Act provides for not more than ten members to be appointed to the British Columbia Farm Industry Review Board ("the FIRB"). Members are appointed by the Lieutenant Governor‑in‑Council on the recommendation of the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries, following consultations with the chair of the FIRB. Appointees are part-time and are paid on a per‑diem‑plus‑expenses basis, at rates established by Treasury Board. Meetings are held at the call of the chair.
ACCRU - Programs
for wildlife and fisheries research and learning programs throughout Alberta A comprehensive suite of wildlife and fisheries courses are offered by
http://www.accru.rr.ualberta.ca/programs.asp

Extractions: Home About Events People ... Contact ACCRU provides a collaborative framework and support for wildlife and fisheries research and learning programs throughout Alberta and the Canadian North. These include: Research ACCRU facilitates and supports the following independently-managed and funded initiatives: Alberta Biodiversity Grant Program The ACA Grants in Biodiversity Program, funded by the Alberta Conservation Association , provides research funds to outstanding graduate students and postdoctoral fellows doing research in Alberta. The mandate of the program is to increase knowledge of the flora and fauna of Alberta. Alberta Forest Biomonitoring Program The Alberta Forest Biodiversity Monitoring Program is being developed by natural resource management and research organizations in Alberta to help government and industry meet commitments to report on the status and trends of biological diversity. Coordinated implementation is intended, with participation of the natural resources sector (government and industry) and National Parks. Adaptive Management Experiment To help managers develop innovative management solutions, the AME Team has adopted active adaptive management as a scientific framework. This approach treats management strategies as experiments, allowing an evaluation of ecological and socio-economic response to management actions.
BANGLAPEDIA: Fauna
In the faculty of fisheries courses related to fisheries and aquaculture areoffered including biology of fishes, water ecology, aquaculture management,
http://banglapedia.search.com.bd/HT/F_0044.htm

Extractions: Web banglapedia.search.com.bd Large View Fauna Bangladesh is situated within the subtropical belt and has a wide variety of ecological conditions. In addition to a long sea coast, numerous rivers and their tributaries, lakes, haors, baors, ponds and other forms of wetlands, there are lowland evergreen forests of tropical nature, semi-evergreen forest, hill forests, moist deciduous forests, swamps, and flat lands with tall grasses. Because of expansion of agriculture and industry many original vegetation of most areas have lost their original characteristics and ecological features, which affected adversely both the fauna and flora of the country. The country possesses a wide range of invertebrates and vertebrates in its aquatic and terrestrial habitats. The invertebrate fauna of the country has not yet been fully recorded. However, there has been a fairly good stocktaking of the vertebrate fauna. Invertebrate fauna Of the lower invertebrates, some parasitic species of protozoans, freshwater and marine sponges and corals, and many parasitic nematodes and helminths have been described. Among the homopteran insects only about 30 aphid species under 20 genera have so far been listed in the country. This group is of major economic importance both for the direct damage they cause to crops and for the viral diseases they transmit. Wind currents disperse winged adults. There are about 20,000 species of bees under 19 families worldwide. In Bangladesh 18 species have so far been reported, of which 4 are honeybees.
Mekong River Commission
Evaluating the size and value of the capture fisheries and recognising trendsand patterns in English, statistics and databases, and fisheries courses.
http://www.mrcmekong.org/programmes/fishery/fish_annual_report/fish_6.htm

Extractions: Khmer Lao Thai Vietnamese ... Contents Capture fisheries make by far the largest contribution to the Mekong's fisheries. Evaluating the size and value of the capture fisheries and recognising trends and patterns in the catch provide invaluable indications of the both the health of the river and its fish stocks. This is essential information in fisheries planning and development. Many of the component's activities in 2004 were the continuation of work initiated during 2003. Results from some of these were presented at the Asian Fisheries Forum in Penang (Dec 2004) and at an FAO-sponsored nutrition workshop in Bangkok. The main studies undertaken during the last year were: Catch monitoring: Fishers' catches were monitored basinwide in a trial to establish systems for detecting trends in the fishery. Over 100 fishers, using a wide range of gears, were included. The study also provided valuable field experience for agency staff and facilitated agency-fisher dialogue. This work will continue as a long-term monitoring exercise using the fishers who provided the best quality data in each country.
North Atlantic Fisheries College - Aquaculture Research, Fisheries Research, Nau
An industry managed institute, based in Scalloway, Shetland, offering training, research and development relating to the fisheries industry. Details of courses, facilities, research, publications, contacts, and a selection of seafood recipes.
http://www.nafc.ac.uk/

Extractions: id=11748 Opened in December 1999, the hatchery enables aquaculture and fisheries development through aquaculture research , training and research. Work is industry relevant and concentrates on marine species suited to fisheries research , the Shetland environment. Initially, work has focused on Atlantic halibut and European lobster, but will develop to include other cod hatchery , suitable species for local mariculture and fisheries. To check progress on these programmes take a look at the hatchery diary which is updated
Massachusetts Department Of Fisheries, Wildlife, And Environmental Law Enforceme
Includes information on seasons, permits and hunter education courses.
http://www.state.ma.us/dfwele/
Department Of Fisheries Science, Introduction
courses in statistics, marine biology and fishery biology may be helpful but are not Other courses offered by the fisheries faculty include Modeling
http://www.fisheries.vims.edu/

Extractions: former Director for Research and Advisory Services The investigation of living marine resources of the Chesapeake Bay and the Virginia Sea has been a dominating focus of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science / School of Marine Science for over sixty years. In no active subject area has a continuing commitment to research, education and advisory service been so consistent as in Fisheries Science. Today, the Department of Fisheries Science includes faculty with a broad variety of research interests including: finfish, mollusc, crustacean, shark, turtle and marine mammal biology, pathology, parasitology, genetics, and economics. To these research areas, faculty members bring classical skills in ecology, systematics, statistics, population dynamics, physiology, molecular biology, economics, and more. Scientific information and technical advice based on the experience and expertise of members of the department is provided to the Commonwealth of Virginia , the nation, and the international community on subjects ranging from resource management through vessel operation and product handling to market development.
Online Classes
courses offered by Oregon State University (USA).
http://fw.oregonstate.edu/Distance Education/index.htm
INTRODUCTION
Located in Beppu, Makurazaki City. With school overview, and classes in its oceanic and technological courses, marine engineering, communications, and cultivation engineering.
http://www.edu.pref.kagoshima.jp/sh/Kagoshima-F/intro.htm
Courses: Choose Fish Production / Fisheries Courses In The UK
courses choose fish production / fisheries course in the UK.
http://www.hotcourses.com/courses/agriculture.horticulture.and.animal.care/fish.

Extractions: Enter the main site NOT FOUND your course? Search FOR your course ON our main site course subject qualification SELECT LEVEL General (non-DEGREE) UnderGrad PostGrad study MODE SELECT study MODE Non-working hours FULL TIME Short FULL TIME Part TIME DAY Part TIME Evening Distance/ONLINE Customised Weekend DAY/BLOCK release location SELECT Location ALL UK ALL England ALL N.Ireland ALL Scotland ALL Wales Non-UK ALL Barking/Dag. Barnet Bexley Brent Bromley Camden City Croydon Ealing Enfield Greenwich Hackney Hammer/Fulh Haringey Harrow Havering Hillingdon Hounslow Islington Kens/Chels Kingston Lambeth Lewisham Merton Newham Richmond Redbridge Southwark Sutton Tower Ham's Waltham Frst Wandsworth Westminster ALL E.Midlands Derbys Leicester Leics Northants Nottingham Rutland Derby Lincs Notts ALL NE.Midlands Durham Middlesbro' Redcar Darlington Northumber' Stockton Hartlepool ALL NW.England
National Fisheries University
Located in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. With history, courses, campus map, international exchanges, and access guide.
http://www.fish-u.ac.jp/e-index.html
School Of Aquaculture
Comprised of presentations about the research activities, Academic people, and the training courses organized for diploma, bachelor and graduate students. Also displays up to date news and events, and details about the research activities and partners, such as Tasmanian Aquaculture and fisheries Institute (TAFI) and Aquafin CRC.
http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/scieng/aqua/
Humboldt: Fish
required courses and other requirements for the fisheries major and minor. take course work outside the selected fisheries option (students in the
http://www.humboldt.edu/~catalog/programs/fish.html

Extractions: The Program The overall goal of the Fisheries Biology Program is to provide students with the knowledge, skills and motivation required to ensure the conservation of fish and aquatic resources that are faced with increasing societal demands and increasing loss of habitat. We stress development of a field-based understanding of the relationships between freshwater and marine fishes and the habitats upon which they depend, but our program is broad enough to provide specialized training in fish population dynamics and fishery management, restoration ecology, systematics, marine and freshwater aquaculture, fish health management, water pollution biology and wastewater utilization, and aquarium sciences. Each of these areas has its own important role to play in the overall conservation of fish resources. Fisheries Biology students have on-campus facilities for hands-on studies: a recirculating freshwater fish hatchery, rearing ponds, spawning pens, an artificial stream, and modern laboratories for study of fish genetics, pathology, taxonomy, ecology, and age and growth. Also on campus is the California Cooperative Fishery Research Unit, supported by both state and federal government, and a large fish museum collection.
School Of Aquaculture
Comprised of presentations about the research activities, Academic people, and the training courses organized for diploma, bachelor and graduate students. Also displays up to date news and events, and details about the research activities and partners, such as Tasmanian Aquaculture and fisheries Institute (TAFI) and Aquafin CRC.
http://www.scieng.utas.edu.au/aqua/
UAF SFOS Undergraduate Fisheries Course Of Study
Graduate and undergraduate academic programs at the University of Alaska FairbanksSchool of fisheries and Ocean Sciences. courses of study include
http://www.sfos.uaf.edu/academics/degrees/undergrad/courses.html

Extractions: @import url("/stylesheets/sfos.css"); School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences SFOS UAF offers a broad selection of Fisheries courses for undergraduates: Course # Title Credits Instructor MSL 111 The Oceans Hopcroft FISH 101 Introduction to Fisheries Merritt FISH 388 Haas FISH 400 Fisheries Science Hughes FISH 401 Fisheries Management Hughes MSL 411 Current Topics in Oceanographic Research Kelley FISH 421 Fish Population Dynamics Adkison FISH 427 Ichthyology Haas/Hillgruber FISH 436 Salmon Culture Smoker *Marine Sciences and Limnology During their first two years, undergraduate students take basic science and mathematics courses along with university core courses. During their third and fourth years students take fisheries and more advanced science courses as well as electives in courses such as business, economics and journalism. The following tables illustrate an example of a 4-year course sequence for completing a total of 130 credit hours to earn an undergraduate degree in the Fisheries program. There is no guarantee that the courses listed will be offered in the semester indicated. Be sure to contract your advisor to discuss courses.
UAF SFOS: SFOS Academic Courses
School of fisheries and Ocean Sciences School of fisheries and Ocean SciencesSFOSUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks Course Listings. fisheries
http://www.sfos.uaf.edu/academics/courses/?dept=44
Boating Safety And License Online - Boat Virginia Official Boating License And B
Official boating safety courses and online boater certification test, sponsored by Virginia Department of Game and Inland fisheries.
http://www.boat-ed.com/va

Extractions: Welcome to the official Virginia boating and PWC (jet ski) safety course, developed for the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries . Taking a safe boating course will allow you to comply with Virginia boater education law , prepare you to get your official Virginia boating safety education certificate, and may also make you eligible for a discount on your personal watercraft or boat insurance. Below you'll find options for a Virginia boating safety course with an online boater certification exam or a video home-study boating education course Only $15 for Online Exam free ! Pay $15 for online exam. Recognized leader in boating safety official and exclusive provider of print and video boating safety courses for more than 40 states and the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.

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