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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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WORLD AQUACULTURE 2011 – Aquaculture for a Changing World
World 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 Mario.stael@scarlet.be. 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 world Finfish Culture

Evolving to an ecosystem approach for aquaculture Finfish genetics
Organic aquaculture: a new trend for a new society Finfish reproduction and broodstock management
Aquaculture and climate change Finfish morphology and physiology
Measuring sustainability in a changing world Finfish health
Aquaculture and biodiversity: a new profitable approach Catfish, carp and other freshwater finfish species
Periphyton-based aquaculture: productivity and Grouper, eel, bass and other finfish species
profitability? Finfish larvae management and nutrition
Animal welfare: a concern of consumers Finfish nutrition and feeding strategies
Bio-remediation and nutrient recycling Carnivorous finfish feeds and nutrition
Integrating finance into sustainability models Tilapia
Achieving social responsibility in financially sustainable Tuna, cobia and yellowtails
aquaculture development
Flatfish
Exotic species: environmental and economic impacts
Salmonid aquaculture
Best Management Practices and waste treatment
Finfish markets, marketing and economics
Integrated multi-trophic aquaculture
Mollusc Culture
Aquaculture and Human Health Mollusc genetics and biotechnology
Seafood for a healthy body and mind
Mollusc reproduction, nutrition and grow-out
Advances in seafood processing
Environmental and health management
Food safety and security
Mussel culture
Aquaculture certification
Oyster culture
Drugs and therapeutants
Octopus culture
Pearl and queen conch culture
Production Systems
Cage-culture
Other Species Culture
Bio-floc systems
Macroalgae
Recirculation systems
Microalgae: bioenergy and bioproducts
Land-based pond culture
Amphibian and reptile aquaculture
Offshore aquaculture
Ornamentals
Brazilian indigenous species
Feedstuffs, Feeds and Feed additives
Plankton culture
Feedstuffs and feed additives
Culture of fish and crustaceans for bait
Prebiotics and probiotics
New candidate species
Fish meal and oil extension
Alternative feedstuffs and aquafeeds
Special Topics
Antimicrobials in aquaculture feeds
Functional genomics in aquaculture
Bio-economic modeling and aquaculture
Crustacean Culture
Aquaculture for the rural poor people
Marine shrimp maturation and hatchery management
Aquaculture engineering (AES session)
Marine shrimp genetics
Aquaculture economics (IAEEM session)
Marine shrimp feed and nutrition
Education, extension, and technology transfer
Marine shrimp health
Aquaculture policy and regulations
Marine shrimp grow-out management
R & D of aquaculture in Brazil
Freshwater prawns - Macrobrachium
Latin American and Caribbean aquaculture
Crayfish, crabs and lobsters
African aquaculture
Shrimp markets, marketing and economics
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
Sessions 1400 - 1730
Happy Hour & Posters 1730 - 1900
Student Reception 1900 - 2100

Wednesday, June 8
Registration Open 0800 - 1500
Sessions 0830 - 1030
Refreshment Break & Posters 1030 - 1100
Sessions 1100 - 1230
Trade Show Open 1030 - 1900
Lunch 1230 - 1400
Sessions 1400 - 1530
Refreshment Break & Posters 1530 - 1600
Sessions 1600 - 1730
Happy Hour & Posters 1730 - 1900

Thursday, June 9
Registration Open 0800 - 1500
Sessions 0830 - 1030
Refreshment Break & Posters 1030 - 1100
Sessions 1100 - 1200
Trade Show Open 1030 - 1700
Lunch 1200 - 1330
Sessions 1330 - 1500
Refreshment Break & Posters 1500 - 1530
Sessions 1530 - 1730
Exhibit Move-out 1700 - 2200
President’s Reception 1930 - 2200

Friday, June 10
Sessions 0830 - 1000
Refreshment Break & Posters 1000 - 1030
Sessions 1030 - 1200
Lunch 1200 - 1330
Sessions 1330 - 1500
Refreshment Break & Posters 1500 - 1530
Sessions 1530 - 1700

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Conference time table (Tentative)

Tuesday, June 7
Grouper, 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 8
Advances 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 9
Measuring 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
VIII International Shrimp Farming Symposium FENECAM – con’t 8:30 12:30
Fish Meal and Oil Extention 8:30 12:30
Freshwater Prawns - Macrobrachium 8:30 15:00

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 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 10
Mollusc 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
VIII International Shrimp Farming Symposium FENECAM – con’t 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 SESSIONS

Tue Jun 7 8:30 - Opening &
10:30 Plenary
1130 - VIII International Freshwater Prawn Student
12:30 Shrimp Farming GTCAD Career Seminar Finfish Nutrition
14:00 - Farmers Recirculating Working Group Education, Extension, and Feeding
17:30 Finfish Systems Workshop & Technology Transfer Strategies
17:30 - 19:00 Happy Hours and Posters
19:00 - 21:00 Student Reception

Wed Jun 8 8:30 - VIII International Continued

10:30 Shrimp Farming Oyster Culture Finfish Nutrition
11:00 - Symposium Aquaculture Finfish and Feeding
12:30 Fenecam Engineering Health Strategies H
14:00 - (AES Session) Mussels, Pearl,
15:30 Farmers Clams, Scallops Cobia
16:00 - Finfish and Queen Conch
17:30 Culture Bi
17:30 - 19:00 Posters & Happy Hour

Thu Jun 9 8:30 - VIII International Mollusc Feed Additives

10:30 Shrimp Farming Aquaculture Reproduction, Finfish for Health
11:00 - Symposium Economics Nutrition and Physiology,
12:00 Fenecam (IAEEM session) Growout Morphology
13:30 - Octopus Culture and Tilapia
15:00 Marine Shrimp Reproduction
15:30 - Feed and Nutrition Amphibion &
17:30 Reptile Aquaculture
19:30 - 22:00 Presidents' Reception

Fri Jun 10 8:30 - VIII International Mollusc Envirn.

10:00 Shrimp Farming Health Management Finfish Genetics
10:30 - Symposium Ornamentals Mollusc Genetics FinFish
12:00 Fenecam and Biotechnology Contributed
13:30 - Finfish
15:00 Marine Shrimp Larvae
15:30 - Feed and Nutrition Management &
17:00 continued Nutrition
17:00 - 18:00 Closing Cocktail

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 Tue Jun 7 8:30 -
10:30
Evolving to an Latin American & Grouper, Eel, Bass 1130 -
Ecosystem Approach Caribbean & Other Marine Finfish 12:30
Marine Shrimp for Aquaculture Aquaculture Tuna and Yellowtails 14:00 -
Health IAFI Other Freshwater Finfish 17:30
17:30 - 19:00
19:00 - 21:00

Marine Shrimp Periphyton-based Brazilian Advances in Wed Jun 8 8:30 -

Genetics Aquaculture Indigenous Aquafood Processing Sea Ranching 10:30
Marine Shrimp Species Open Ocean 11:00 -
Hatchery Management Food Safety Aquaculture 12:30
Sustainable R & D of and 14:00 -
Aquaculture: General Aquaculture in Brazil Security Cage-Culture 15:30
Microalgae: 16:00 -
ioenergy & Bioproducts 17:30
17:30 - 19:00

Measuring Fish Meal and Antimicrobials in Scientific Publication Thu Jun 9 8:30 -
Freshwater Sustainability Oil Extention Aquaculture Feeds in Aquaculture 10:30
Prawns - Functional Genomics 11:00 -
Macrobrachium Drugs in Aquaculture 12:00
Achieving Social and European Community 13:30 -
Responsibility Alternative Therapeutants 15:00
General Aquaculture for Feedstuffs and 15:30 -
Crustacean Culture the Rural Poor People Aquafeeds 17:30
19:30 - 22:00

Best Management Aquaculture Policy Fri Jun 10 8:30 -

Practices and and Regulations 10:00
Bio-floc Systems Waste Treatment 10:30 -
General 12:00
Aquaculture 13:30 -
Alternative Therapies Contributed 15:00
15:30 -
17:00
17:00 - 18:00

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World Aquaculture 2011: KEY FACTS
Admission / Opening Hours
xxxx

The Organisers
World Aquaculture 2011 Conference Manager
P.O. Box 2302, Valley Center, CA 92082 USA
Tel: +1 760 7515005
Fax: +1 760 7515003
Email: worldaqua@aol.com
Web: www.was.org

Venue
Natal Convention Center, Natal, Brazil

Hotel and Travel

Special airfares and hotel prices have been arranged for visiting Natal. Contact Arituba Turismo
the official show travel agency below who can help with airline reservations. Contact: Aline Oliveira
They also will make your reservation at all the hotels that have special rates for Email: aline@arituba.com.br
attendees of World Aquaculture 2011. To get the special hotel rates, please book
Tel: +55 84 3133-3880
through Arituba Turismo.
Web: www.arituba.com.br

Visa Information
Be 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
 “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 total area of the

city of Natal is 170
square kilometers”

“ The population of Natal is

approximately 720,000 people”
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Natal, Brazil
June 6 -10, 2011
Provisional Floor Plan
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14 74 76 78 80 132 134 136 200 202 204 206 227

67 69 71 73 127 129 131 193 195 197 199

13 66 68 70 72 126 128 130 192 194 196 198 228
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11 58 60 62 64 120 122 124 184 186 188 190 230
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3 236
19 21 23 25 91 93 95 145 147 149 151
2 237
18 20 22 24 90 92 94 144 146 148 150
Exhibitor1List 238 289 240 241 242
MAIN ENTRANCE

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
19 Blocked For Sponsor
20 Blocked For Sponsor
21 Blocked For Sponsor
22 Guabi Brazil

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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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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

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 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
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