Thursday, February 7, 2013

Event: World Aquaculture 2014 Adelaide

Plans are well underway for World Aquaculture 2014 Adelaide (WAA14).

“The theme for the conference is ‘Create, Nurture, Grow’ which reflects the dynamic nature of aquaculture development in the region” said WAA14 Chairman, Dr Graham Mair.
“Agreeing the theme early on has given us a head start and we have a number of strong teams already working on a range of conference development tasks and we are confident that, with the support the event is receiving from industry and government, this will be an exciting and rewarding event.” added Graham.
A booth is being supported by both the World Aquaculture Society and the Adelaide Convention Bureau at the forthcoming Aquaculture America Conference/Trade Show in Nashville, Tennessee specifically to promote WAA14.  The booth will highlight both the diverse aquaculture activities and the wonderful tourism attractions of South Australia and Australia more broadly. Additionally there are a range of planned meetings, competitions and promotions in Nashville targeted at engaging the many delegates who will be there.
The websites and other promotional activities are planned to kick start after the USA event. The Program Committee headed by Professor Jose Fernandez-Polanco and Dr Jenny Cobcroft have their Call for Papers ready to roll out soon after the conference.
Workshops and tours, both pre and post conference, will be featured additions to the strong conference program in Adelaide and they will include important activities for farmers, researchers and students alike.
Dr Mair emphasised “We are grateful for the support we are receiving from all our sponsors and the willingness of the many organisers to put in time and effort to develop the wide range of planned activities. I am certain that the end result will be excellent and memorable experience for delegates and we look forward to seeing everyone in Adelaide in June 2014.”
Barossa Reservoir north of Adelaide, South Aus...
Barossa Reservoir north of Adelaide, South Australia (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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