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Reducing the Impact of Exotic Aquaculture on Chilean Aquatic Biodiversity

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£193,844
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Chile

Summary

To build, in collaboration with government, industry and other stakeholders, the capacity for assessing, monitoring, and reducing the impact of the accidental or deliberate introduction of exotic fish species on Chilean aquatic biodiversity
 
Status Completed
Reference 15-020
Round 14
Start 01/10/2006
End 31/12/2009



Project Partners
Victoria University of Wellington, University of Victoria, University of Los Lagos


Regions
South America

Biomes
INLAND WATERS

Production
CAPTIVE PRODUCTION, FISHERIES

Threats To Biodiversity
INVASIVE SPECIES

Broad Approches
GENERAL MEASURES, SPECIES CONSERVATION

Specific Tools
IMPACT ASSESSMENT, MONITORING, RESEARCH, RESEARCH TRAINING

Countries
Chile

Project Outputs
1. Abundance, distribution, and impact of exotic and naturalized salmonids assessed 2. A monitoring and impact assessment programme with trained personnel established 3. MAP, CBP, and possible exclusion zones for protecting aquatic biodiversity from exotic invasions 4. Educational events and media coverage for local people, fish farmers, and rest of stakeholders


Documents:
Download: Final Report - 15-020 FR - 16/09/2010

Download: Annual Report - 15-020 AR3 - 16/11/2009

Download: Annual Report - 15-020 AR2 - 16/12/2008

Download: Annual Report - 15-020 AR1 edited - 14/02/2008

Download: Half Year Report - 15-020 HY1 - 14/02/2008

Download: Application Form - 15-020 St2 edited - 14/02/2008