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1998 United Nations Year of the Oceans

Program in Global Sustainability
University of California Irvine 92697-7070 RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT IN SUSTAINABLE COASTAL AQUACULTURE ECOSYSTEMS

An Ecuadorian Shrimp Farm in the Mangroves from MacDougall (1997)

PURPOSE This Page is for Documenting Projects in Sustainable Coastal Aquaculture Ecosystems - Research, Policy, Practice and Pedagogy - And Serving as a Worldwide Site for Students of Sustainable Aquaculture

Unit 1 Form and Function of Tropical Coastal Mangrove Ecosystems	Webliography Coral Kingdom Hambrey (1997) Mangrove Action Project NACA Rosenberry (1997) Society of Wetland Scientists Sierra Club of Canada (1997) Western Australian Mangrove Page WetNet- The Wetlands Network WHSRN INDEX
Unit 2 Environmental & Social Impacts. Major International Research Institutions & Information Sources.	Webliography Acres USA (1996) Choluteca Declaration Environmental Defense Fund FAO Fisheries Department Greenpeace ICRW Lassen (1997) Mangrove Action Project NGO Statement at UNCSD National Fish. Inst. Shrimp Council NRDC Purdue University AQUANIC Sierra Club of Canada (1997) Shrimp Tribunal Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture CRSP Stonich (1997) Oceanic Institute University of Idaho Aquaculture Research Institute SEAFDEC
Unit 3 The Pedagogy, Principles and Evolution of Sustainability. Definitions and Operationalization of Sustainability.	Webliography ADB/NACA (1996) Caffey (1997) FAO Fisheries Department Global Aquaculture Alliance (1997)
Unit 4 Major Shrimp Species Cultured and Aquaculture Systems Developed. Status of Shrimp Aquaculture Worldwide.	Webliography Cooper et al. (1997) Kapiris (1997) MacDougall (1997) Rosenbery (1997) Shrimp News International
Unit 5 Southeast Asia	Webliography AIT (1997) Landesman (1994) Menasveta (1997) Miller et al. (1995) Peschke (1996) Miller et al. (1997)
Latin America	Webliogaphy CODDEFFAGOLF Ecuador Images Ocean Shrimp Products, Sinaloa
Unit 6 Integrated Systems. Principles and Practices of Integrated Coastal Zone Management.	Webliography ADB/NACA (1996) Integrated mangrove-aquaculture systems Miller et al. (1995) Quarto and MAP (1997) Primavera (1997) Stevenson (1997) Rehabilitation of Degraded Coastal Systems

Student Project Areas

1. The Carrying Capacity of the Gulf of Fonseca, Honduras
2. Partnership for Development of Sustainable Shrimp Aquaculture in Nicaragua
3. Defining Sustainable Shrimp Aquaculture Ecosystems
4. Shrimp Aquaculture in East Africa . Nolan (1997). A New Shrimp Farm that Is "Eco-Friendly"

USAID/URI (University of Rhode Island) PROJECT ON SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE

Status of Shrimp Aquaculture: Global Reports

Kapiris, K. 1997. Shrimp culture in Hellas (Greece). National Centre for Marine Research, Institute of Marine Biological Resources, Athens, Greece. kkapir@posidon.ncmr.ariadne-t.gr

PUBLICATIONS OF RECENT OR SEMINAL INTERST

Agardy, T. 1997. Marine protected areas and ocean conservation. Academic Press, San Diego, CA.

Bardach, J. editor. 1997. Sustainable aquaculture. Wiley and Sons, New York.

Clay, J. 1997. Towards sustainable shrimp aquaculture. World Aquaculture 28(3): 32-37.

Dalsgaard, J. and R. Oficial. 1997. A quantitative approach for assessing the productive performance and ecological contributions of smallholder farms. Agricultural Systems 55(4): 503-533.

Gammage, S. 1997. Estimating the returns to mangrove conversion: sustainable management or short term gain? International Institute for Environment and Development, London, U.K.

Lockwood, G. 1997. Wordl shrimp production with environmental and social accountability: a perspective and a proposal. World Aquaculture 28(3): 52-55.

Lassen, T. 1997. Environmental extremes versus sustainable policies in aquaculture. World Aquaculture 28(3): 49-51.

Lyle, J. 1994. Regenerative design for sustainable development. Wiley and Sons, NY.

Primavera, J. 1997. Tropical shrimp farming and its sustainability. In: S.S. De Silva (ed.) Tropical Mariculture. Academic Press, London.

Primavera, J. 1998. Socio-economic impacts of shrimp culture. Aquaculture Research 28, in press.

Stern, P. et al. 1997. Environmentally significant consumption. National Academy Press, Washington, DC.

Wackernagel, M. and W. Rees. 1996. Our Ecological Footprint. New Society Publishers, Gabriola Island, B.C., Canada,

WCED (World Commission on Environment and Development). 1987. Our Common Future. Oxford University Press, N.Y.

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