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5 days ago · The DA-BFAR’s Legislated Hatcheries Program aims to meet local requirements for aquaculture seed stocks, reduce dependence from imported fry, and ultimately augment the production of the Aquaculture sector.
4 days ago · Adding that the hatchery will be beneficial to the students of SLSU-Alabat Campus during their practical or on-the-job training. Of the fifty-seven (57) multi-species hatcheries and aquaculture facilities to be constructed nationwide under forty-one (41) Republic Acts legislated during the 16th, 17th and 18th Congresses, the Bureau, to date ...
2 days ago · The National Fisheries Technology Center (NFTC) is located within the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) campus in Muñoz, Nueva Ecija. It is about 150 km north of Manila. The center was established in 1979 through a joint project of BFAR, United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Texas A & M University (TAMU) which ...
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3 days ago · The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources tapped the Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center in a P10 million project to conduct surveys and prepare development plans for the establishment of 15 multi-species fish hatcheries around the Philippines.
6 days ago · NSAP Interactive ATLAS. An interactive, web-based atlas developed by the National Stock Assessment Program. We provide easy-to-access public information on the status of Philippine fishery resources. Start data exploring.
5 days ago · MAARRDEC is now officially the 16th R&D consortia, which will focus on the region’s agriculture, aquatic and natural resources R&D concerns addressing specific needs such as in biodiversity, (e.g, Tamaraw conservation), and marine and freshwater ecosystems.
5 days ago · Philippine Biogeographic Regions. The PBCPP named sixteen (16) terrestrial and six (6) marine biogeographic regions. The terrestrial regions were identified based on the geographic distribution patterns of vascular plants, arthropods, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals, while the marine zones were defined based on the connectivity and dispersal features of an ocean circulation with broad ...
