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Contents

4 CoNfErENCE iNformaTioN

Technical Program

Tentative Schedule

Conference time table (Tentative)

8 CoNfErENCE iNformaTioN

World Aquaculture 2011 Sessions

10 World aquaCulTurE 2011: KEY faCTS

Admission / Opening Hours

Venue

Hotel and Travel

Visa Information

12 EXHiBiTor iNformaTioN

Exhibitor List

Provisional Floor Plan

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eVent newsWorld aquaCulTurE 2011 – aquaculture for a Changing WorldWorld Aquaculture 2003 in Salvador de Bahia was one of the most highly attended WAS meetings ever held. On June 7 – 10, 2011, the WAS, in conjunction with Fenacam, will once again hold a World Aquaculture meeting in Brazil; this time in the northeast city of Natal with its beautiful beaches, and diversified aquaculture sectors. For this meeting, attendance is expected in excess of 3,000 participants, representing over 50 countries. The 4-day program will host in excess of 60 sessions complementing general categories such as: Aquaculture and Human Health, Crustacean Culture, Finfish Culture, Mollusc Culture, Aquaculture for a Changing World, Production Systems, and Feedstuffs-Feeds-and Feed Additives; finishing up with assorted Special Topics including genetics, education, engineering, economics, and much more.

These sessions will be augmented with a Farmers Day/Industry Program including a Fenacam Shrimp Farmers Session, and a Finfish Farmers Session with an emphasis on Tilapia, Recirculating Systems, and Marketing. There will also be a series of short-courses available before the conference on June 6th including: Biofloc Technology, Marine Ornamental Species, Shrimp Infectious myonecrosis Virus (IMNV), and Job Opportunities for the Aquaculture Professional.

An exciting and highly represented trade show and exhibition will also be held in conjunction with this meeting, with over 95% of booths, representing over 200 companies from more than 30 different countries, already sold. For more information on the conference and trade show please see www.was.org or contact [email protected]. Complementing this tremendous aquaculture event is an array of exciting farm tours which are planned both before and after the conference, with specific dates and details available at www.fenacam.com.br.

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ConferenCe information

Technical Program

aquaculture for a changing worldEvolving to an ecosystem approach for aquaculture

Organic aquaculture: a new trend for a new society

Aquaculture and climate change

Measuring sustainability in a changing world

Aquaculture and biodiversity: a new profitable approach

Periphyton-based aquaculture: productivity and profitability?

Animal welfare: a concern of consumers

Bio-remediation and nutrient recycling

Integrating finance into sustainability models

Achieving social responsibility in financially sustainable aquaculture development

Exotic species: environmental and economic impacts

Best Management Practices and waste treatment

Integrated multi-trophic aquaculture

aquaculture and Human HealthSeafood for a healthy body and mind

Advances in seafood processing

Food safety and security

Aquaculture certification

Drugs and therapeutants

Production SystemsCage-culture

Bio-floc systems

Recirculation systems

Land-based pond culture

Offshore aquaculture

feedstuffs, feeds and feed additivesFeedstuffs and feed additives

Prebiotics and probiotics

Fish meal and oil extension

Alternative feedstuffs and aquafeeds

Antimicrobials in aquaculture feeds

Crustacean CultureMarine shrimp maturation and hatchery management

Marine shrimp genetics

Marine shrimp feed and nutrition

Marine shrimp health

Marine shrimp grow-out management

Freshwater prawns - Macrobrachium

Crayfish, crabs and lobsters

Shrimp markets, marketing and economics

finfish CultureFinfish genetics

Finfish reproduction and broodstock management

Finfish morphology and physiology

Finfish health

Catfish, carp and other freshwater finfish species

Grouper, eel, bass and other finfish species

Finfish larvae management and nutrition

Finfish nutrition and feeding strategies

Carnivorous finfish feeds and nutrition

Tilapia

Tuna, cobia and yellowtails

Flatfish

Salmonid aquaculture

Finfish markets, marketing and economics

mollusc CultureMollusc genetics and biotechnology

Mollusc reproduction, nutrition and grow-out

Environmental and health management

Mussel culture

Oyster culture

Octopus culture

Pearl and queen conch culture

other Species CultureMacroalgae

Microalgae: bioenergy and bioproducts

Amphibian and reptile aquaculture

Ornamentals

Brazilian indigenous species

Plankton culture

Culture of fish and crustaceans for bait

New candidate species

Special TopicsFunctional genomics in aquaculture

Bio-economic modeling and aquaculture

Aquaculture for the rural poor people

Aquaculture engineering (AES session)

Aquaculture economics (IAEEM session)

Education, extension, and technology transfer

Aquaculture policy and regulations

R & D of aquaculture in Brazil

Latin American and Caribbean aquaculture

African aquaculture

Student career seminar

Freshwater Prawn Working Group - GTCAD


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Tentative Schedule

Monday, June 6

Registration Open & Exhibit Set-up 1000 - 1700

VIP Reception 1730 - 1800

Opening Ceremonies 1800 - 1900

Welcome Reception 1900 - 2100

Tuesday, June 7

Registration Open 0730 - 1700

Awards & Plenary Session 0830 - 1030

Refreshment Break 1030 - 1130

Trade Show Open 1030 - 1900

Sessions 1130 - 1230

Lunch 1230 - 1400


Happy Hour & Posters 1730 - 1900

Student Reception 1900 - 2100

Wednesday, June 8



Refreshment Break & Posters 1030 - 1100



Lunch 1230 - 1400




Happy Hour & Posters 1730 - 1900

Thursday, June 9






Lunch 1200 - 1330




Exhibit Move-out 1700 - 2200

President’s Reception 1930 - 2200

Friday, June 10




Lunch 1200 - 1330






Conference time table (Tentative)

Tuesday, June 7Grouper, Eel, Bass and Other Marine Finfish Species 11:30 12:30

Student Career Seminar 11:30 12:30

VIII International Shrimp Farming Symposium FENECAM 11:30 12:30

Finfish Nutrition and Feeding Strategies 11:30 17:30

Evolving to an Ecosystem Approach for Aquaculture 11:30 17:30

Freshwater Prawn - GTCAD Working Group - Workshop 11:30 17:30

Tuna and Yellowtails 14:00 15:30

Marine Shrimp Health 14:00 17:30

Recirculating Systems 14:00 17:30

Education, Extension, and Technology Transfer 14:00 17:30

Latin American and Caribbean Aquaculture 14:00 17:30

IAFI 14:00 17:30

Farmers Finfish Session 14:00 17:30

Catfish, Carp and Other Freshwater Finfish Species 16:00 17:30

Wednesday, June 8Advances in Aquafood Processing 8:30 10:30

Marine Shrimp Genetics 8:30 10:30

Periphyton-based Aquaculture: Productivity and Profitability? 8:30 10:30

Sea Ranching 8:30 10:30

Oyster Culture 8:30 12:30

Brazilian Indigenous Species 8:30 12:30

Finfish Nutrition and Feeding Strategies - continued 8:30 12:30

VIII International Shrimp Farming Symposium FENECAM – con’t 8:30 12:30

Finfish Health 8:30 17:30

Aquaculture Engineering Session (AES) 8:30 17:30

Marine Shrimp Maturation and Hatchery Management 11:00 12:30

Open Ocean Aquaculture 11:00 12:30

Food Safety and Security 11:00 15:30

Sustainable Aquaculture: General 11:00 17:30

Cage-Culture 14:00 15:30

R & D of Aquaculture in Brazil 14:00 15:30

Cobia 14:00 17:30

Mussels, Pearl, Clams, Scallops and Queen Conch Culture 14:00 17:30

Farmers Finfish Session - continued 14:00 17:30

Microalgae: Bioenergy and Bioproducts 16:00 17:30

Thursday, June 9Measuring Sustainability in a Changing World 8:30 10:30

Feed Additives for Health 8:30 10:30

Antimicrobials in Aquaculture Feeds 8:30 10:30

Scientific Publication in Aquaculture 8:30 10:30

Mollusc Reproduction, Nutrition and Growout 8:30 12:30


Fish Meal and Oil Extention 8:30 12:30

Freshwater Prawns - Macrobrachium 8:30 15:00


Finfish Physiology, Morphology and Reproduction 8:30 17:30

Aquaculture Economics (IAEEM) 8:30 17:30

Functional Genomics in Aquaculture 11:00 12:00

Drugs and Therapeutants 11:00 15:00

Tilapia 11:00 17:30

Octopus Culture 13:30 15:00

Achieving Social Responsibility in Financially Sustainable Aquaculture Development 13:30 15:00

European Community 13:30 15:00

Marine Shrimp Feed and Nutrition 13:30 17:30

Alternative Feedstuffs and Aquafeeds 13:30 17:30

General Crustacean Culture (Cray fish, crabs, lobsters etc) 15:30 17:30

Amphibion and Reptile Aquaculture 15:30 17:30

Aquaculture for Rural Poor People 15:30 17:30

friday, June 10Mollusc Environmental and Health Management 8:30 10:00

Aquaculture Policy and Regulations 8:30 10:00

Finfish Genetics 8:30 12:30

Best Management Practices and Waste Treatment 8:30 12:30


FinFish Contributed 8:30 17:00

Ornamentals 8:30 17:00

Bio-floc Systems 8:30 17:00

Mollusc Genetics and Biotechnology 10:30 12:00

General Aquaculture Contributed 10:30 17:00

Finfish Larvae Management and Nutrition 13:30 17:00

Alternative Therapies (pre and probiotics) 13:30 17:00

Marine Shrimp Feed and Nutrition - continued 13:30 17:00

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World aquaculture 2011 Sessions

WORLD AQUACULTURE 2011 SESSIONSTue Jun 7 8:30 - Opening & Tue Jun 7 8:30 - 10:30 Plenary 10:30 1130 - VIII International Freshwater Prawn Student Evolving to an Latin American & Grouper, Eel, Bass 1130 - 12:30 Shrimp Farming GTCAD Career Seminar Finfish Nutrition Ecosystem Approach Caribbean & Other Marine Finfish 12:30 14:00 - Farmers Recirculating Working Group Education, Extension, and Feeding Marine Shrimp for Aquaculture Aquaculture Tuna and Yellowtails 14:00 - 17:30 Finfish Systems Workshop & Technology Transfer Strategies Health IAFI Other Freshwater Finfish 17:30 17:30 - 19:00 Happy Hours and Posters 17:30 - 19:00 19:00 - 21:00 Student Reception 19:00 - 21:00

Wed Jun 8 8:30 - VIII International Continued Marine Shrimp Periphyton-based Brazilian Advances in Wed Jun 8 8:30 - 10:30 Shrimp Farming Oyster Culture Finfish Nutrition Genetics Aquaculture Indigenous Aquafood Processing Sea Ranching 10:30 11:00 - Symposium Aquaculture Finfish and Feeding Marine Shrimp Species Open Ocean 11:00 - 12:30 Fenecam Engineering Health Strategies Hatchery Management Food Safety Aquaculture 12:30 14:00 - (AES Session) Mussels, Pearl, Sustainable R & D of and 14:00 - 15:30 Farmers Clams, Scallops Cobia Aquaculture: General Aquaculture in Brazil Security Cage-Culture 15:30 16:00 - Finfish and Queen Conch Microalgae: 16:00 - 17:30 Culture Bioenergy & Bioproducts 17:30 17:30 - 19:00 Posters & Happy Hour 17:30 - 19:00

Thu Jun 9 8:30 - VIII International Mollusc Feed Additives Measuring Fish Meal and Antimicrobials in Scientific Publication Thu Jun 9 8:30 - 10:30 Shrimp Farming Aquaculture Reproduction, Finfish for Health Freshwater Sustainability Oil Extention Aquaculture Feeds in Aquaculture 10:30 11:00 - Symposium Economics Nutrition and Physiology, Prawns - Functional Genomics 11:00 - 12:00 Fenecam (IAEEM session) Growout Morphology Macrobrachium Drugs in Aquaculture 12:00 13:30 - Octopus Culture and Tilapia Achieving Social and European Community 13:30 - 15:00 Marine Shrimp Reproduction Responsibility Alternative Therapeutants 15:00 15:30 - Feed and Nutrition Amphibion & General Aquaculture for Feedstuffs and 15:30 - 17:30 Reptile Aquaculture Crustacean Culture the Rural Poor People Aquafeeds 17:30 19:30 - 22:00 Presidents' Reception 19:30 - 22:00

Fri Jun 10 8:30 - VIII International Mollusc Envirn. Best Management Aquaculture Policy Fri Jun 10 8:30 - 10:00 Shrimp Farming Health Management Finfish Genetics Practices and and Regulations 10:00 10:30 - Symposium Ornamentals Mollusc Genetics FinFish Bio-floc Systems Waste Treatment 10:30 - 12:00 Fenecam and Biotechnology Contributed General 12:00 13:30 - Finfish Aquaculture 13:30 - 15:00 Marine Shrimp Larvae Alternative Therapies Contributed 15:00 15:30 - Feed and Nutrition Management & 15:30 - 17:00 continued Nutrition 17:00 17:00 - 18:00 17:00 - 18:00Closing Cocktail


WORLD AQUACULTURE 2011 SESSIONSTue Jun 7 8:30 - Opening & Tue Jun 7 8:30 - 10:30 Plenary 10:30 1130 - VIII International Freshwater Prawn Student Evolving to an Latin American & Grouper, Eel, Bass 1130 - 12:30 Shrimp Farming GTCAD Career Seminar Finfish Nutrition Ecosystem Approach Caribbean & Other Marine Finfish 12:30 14:00 - Farmers Recirculating Working Group Education, Extension, and Feeding Marine Shrimp for Aquaculture Aquaculture Tuna and Yellowtails 14:00 - 17:30 Finfish Systems Workshop & Technology Transfer Strategies Health IAFI Other Freshwater Finfish 17:30 17:30 - 19:00 Happy Hours and Posters 17:30 - 19:00 19:00 - 21:00 Student Reception 19:00 - 21:00

Wed Jun 8 8:30 - VIII International Continued Marine Shrimp Periphyton-based Brazilian Advances in Wed Jun 8 8:30 - 10:30 Shrimp Farming Oyster Culture Finfish Nutrition Genetics Aquaculture Indigenous Aquafood Processing Sea Ranching 10:30 11:00 - Symposium Aquaculture Finfish and Feeding Marine Shrimp Species Open Ocean 11:00 - 12:30 Fenecam Engineering Health Strategies Hatchery Management Food Safety Aquaculture 12:30 14:00 - (AES Session) Mussels, Pearl, Sustainable R & D of and 14:00 - 15:30 Farmers Clams, Scallops Cobia Aquaculture: General Aquaculture in Brazil Security Cage-Culture 15:30 16:00 - Finfish and Queen Conch Microalgae: 16:00 - 17:30 Culture Bioenergy & Bioproducts 17:30 17:30 - 19:00 Posters & Happy Hour 17:30 - 19:00

Thu Jun 9 8:30 - VIII International Mollusc Feed Additives Measuring Fish Meal and Antimicrobials in Scientific Publication Thu Jun 9 8:30 - 10:30 Shrimp Farming Aquaculture Reproduction, Finfish for Health Freshwater Sustainability Oil Extention Aquaculture Feeds in Aquaculture 10:30 11:00 - Symposium Economics Nutrition and Physiology, Prawns - Functional Genomics 11:00 - 12:00 Fenecam (IAEEM session) Growout Morphology Macrobrachium Drugs in Aquaculture 12:00 13:30 - Octopus Culture and Tilapia Achieving Social and European Community 13:30 - 15:00 Marine Shrimp Reproduction Responsibility Alternative Therapeutants 15:00 15:30 - Feed and Nutrition Amphibion & General Aquaculture for Feedstuffs and 15:30 - 17:30 Reptile Aquaculture Crustacean Culture the Rural Poor People Aquafeeds 17:30 19:30 - 22:00 Presidents' Reception 19:30 - 22:00

Fri Jun 10 8:30 - VIII International Mollusc Envirn. Best Management Aquaculture Policy Fri Jun 10 8:30 - 10:00 Shrimp Farming Health Management Finfish Genetics Practices and and Regulations 10:00 10:30 - Symposium Ornamentals Mollusc Genetics FinFish Bio-floc Systems Waste Treatment 10:30 - 12:00 Fenecam and Biotechnology Contributed General 12:00 13:30 - Finfish Aquaculture 13:30 - 15:00 Marine Shrimp Larvae Alternative Therapies Contributed 15:00 15:30 - Feed and Nutrition Management & 15:30 - 17:00 continued Nutrition 17:00 17:00 - 18:00 17:00 - 18:00Closing Cocktail

world aquaCulture 2011: KeY faCts

admission / opening Hoursxxxx

The organisersWorld Aquaculture 2011 Conference Manager

P.O. Box 2302, Valley Center, CA 92082 USA

Tel: +1 760 7515005

Fax: +1 760 7515003


Web: www.was.org

VenueNatal Convention Center, Natal, Brazil

Hotel and TravelSpecial airfares and hotel prices have been arranged for visiting Natal. Contact the official show travel agency below who can help with airline reservations. They also will make your reservation at all the hotels that have special rates for attendees of World Aquaculture 2011. To get the special hotel rates, please book through Arituba Turismo.

Visa informationBe sure to check with the Brazilian Embassy to see if you need a visa to enter Brazil from your country. Be sure to start the visa application process early to make sure you get the visa in time.

http://www.brazil.org.uk/embassy/index.html

arituba TurismoContact: Aline Oliveira


Tel: +55 84 3133-3880

Web: www.arituba.com.br

“Natal is located in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Norte, which is the second-largest

producer of oil in Brazil. Natal is an administrative center for oil production, and also exports a

large amount of shark cartilage to Japan. Other exports include mangos, guavas, and cashew nuts”

“The word “Natal” means Christmas in Portuguese!”

“Natal is the capital city of the northeastern state of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil”

“ The population of Natal is approximately 720,000 people”

“The total area of the city of Natal is 170 square kilometers”


Exhibitor list

Provisional floor Plan

eXHiBitor information

stand Company name Country

1-3 Aquatic Ecosystems Usa

4 In-Situ Usa

5 Reed Mariculture Usa

7 Ese & Intec Usa

8 Sbae Belgium

9 Revista Panorama Da Aquicultura Brazil

10+11 Advanfis Malaysia

13 A-Mi Corp. Korea

14 Ec Dg Research Eu

17 Ceara Brazil

18 Blocked For Sponsor




22 Guabi Brazil

Natal Convention CenterNatal, Brazil

June 6 -10, 2011

World Aquaculture 2011

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26-33 Malta Cleyton Mexico

34 Wenger Usa

35 Gtc Nutrition Usa

36-38 Brusinox Brazil

42 Biomar Brazil

46-47 Ziegler Usa

48-49 Prilabsa Brazil

50-51 Engepesca Brazil

52 Piscicultura Fine Fish Brazil

53 Xpertsea Canada

54 Coopecon Aquavalepratigi Alimentos Brazil

58-60 Aquativ France

62 Larvi Aquicultura Brazil

63-65 Faivre France

64 Etec Colombia

66 Nutrakol Australia

67 Blue Aqua Singapore

72-73 Instrutherm Brazil

74 Ibram Brazil

80 Zhejiang Fordy Machinery Ltd China

79/81 Genereach Taiwan

90-93 Novus Usa

94-95 Ispah Usa

96 Akvaforsk Inc. Norway

98-100 Bernauer Brazil

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eXHiBitor information

99 Icc Industrial Brazil

102 Aquatec Brazil

108 Emicol Brazil

110 Inve Usa

114-119 Fri-Ribe / Nutreco Brazil

120-124 Guaraves - Aquavita Brazil

126-131 Ecomar Brazil

132-136 Trevisan / Acquasystem Brazil

144-151 Evialis France

152-155 Irca Brazil

156 Ocean Food Brazil

160 Poli-Nutri Brazil

164-167 Alltech Usa

168-169 Camanor Brazil

170-172 Alisul Brazil

176 Sansuy Brazil

180 Wiley Blackwell Usa

182 Ernetec Brazil

183 Innovative Heat Concept Llc Usa

184-189 Embrapa Brazil

190 Integral Mix Brazil

192-193 Aquamar Brazil

196 Agroinova Brazil

197 Panorama Acuícola Magazine Mexico

198 Acqua Imagem Brazil

199 Singapore Biotrade Singapore


200-206 Marine Equipment Brazil

208 Nutriad Brazil

218-219 Bnb Brazil

226-227 Banco Do Brasil Brazil

228-230 Acquamaster Bolivia

231 Servimar Norte Brazil

232 Intermas Sl Spain

233 Conffidence Eu

234-235 Biomin Austria

236 Auburn University Usa

237 Andritz Feed & Biofuel Usa

238-239 Was 2011 World

240 Empy Real 75 Usa

241 Alfakit Brazil

242 Northwest Marine Techn Usa

243 Rio Grande Do Norte Brazil

Griffin Industries Inc Usa

Engormix Argentina

Intrafish Norway

Aquafeed Uk

Asiamedialine Malaysia

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Infopesca Uruguay

Xpertsea Canada

Wiley Blackwell Usa

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