Fish 191/192/291/292 Applied Techniques in Aquatic Systems & Fisheries I-IV
FISH 392 Project in Husbandry IV
These courses constitute a significant portion of the weekly experiential learning that both Diploma and Post Degree Diploma students do during their program. This course is designed to give students practical experience in both supervised and unsupervised environments. Students will choose from a selection of content, including but not limited to: salmonid conservation, salmonid culture, aquaponics, fish health, alternate species culture, aquaculture laboratory techniques, data management and analysis, and invertebrate culture. Not all content is available every year.
| Project | Instructor |
|---|---|
| Early life history trout culture | Mark Noyon |
| Fish Health | Spencer Russell |
| Salmonid Conservation | Duane Barker |
| Invertebrate Culture | Stefanie Zaklan Duff |
| Aquaponics | Mark Noyon/Dan Baker |
| Sturgeon Culture | Gord Edmondson |
| Tilapia Culture | Mark Noyon |
| Aquaculture Lab Techniques | Tim Green |
| Data Management and Analysis | Duane Barker |
