Beyond Text: Aquaculture Knowledge Mobilization by Video
Videos Produced by AquaPort
Examples of some of the multimedia capture filmed and produced by the AquaPort team.
Larval and Juvenile Feeding of White Sturgeon.
Fisheries and Aquaculture Program, Malaspina University-College, Nanaimo, BC
Cockle Culture Research.
Centre for Shellfish Research, Malaspina University-College, Nanaimo, BC
Ropin’ the Web – Connecting Information to Industry.
A presentation by Gerard Vaillancourt, Branch Head, Ropin’ the Web, Alberta Agriculture and Food at Aquaculture Canada 2007.
Moving Aquaculture Outside of the Box: Increasing Stakeholder Involvement and Improving Company Profile through Integration in the Community.
Presentation by Mia Parker, Manager Regulatory Affairs, Grieg Seafoods BC Ltd at Aquaculture Canada 2007
Sustainable Ecological Aquaculture (SEA) Systems in Coastal British Columbia – Assessing the Benefits.
Presentation by Dr. Stephen Cross, Coastal Aquaculture Research & Training (CART) Network, University of Victoria at Aquaculture Canada 2007.
Part 1: Key Note Presentation. The Challenge to Develop Aquatic Resources to Secure Economic Prosperity while Maintaining Social Approval.
Presentation by Hon. A. Brian Peckford P.C., L.L.D. (honoris causa) at Aquaculture Canada 2007.
Part 2: Key Note Presentation. The Challenge to Develop Aquatic Resources to Secure Economic Prosperity while Maintaining Social Approval.
Presentation by Hon. A. Brian Peckford P.C., L.L.D. (honoris causa) at Aquaculture Canada 2007.
Facilitated Discussion: Building Trust and a Successful Engagement Process.
Presentation by Yves Bastien, at Aquaculture Canada 2007
Giving Up Control: How the Web Can Shift the Knowledge Balance for the Aquaculture Industry in Canada.
Presentation by Dr. Tim DeJager, co3 consulting, at Aquaculture Canada 2007
Aquaculture Videos on the Web - Playlists
This is a collection of aquaculture-related videos assembled into YouTube playlists. Once the video is playing, there are two ways to scroll through the others that are available. Place your mouse over the video screen, then either click on the arrow that appears on the right-hand side, or scroll through the thumbnails at the bottom. Then simply click to watch your selection.
