One of the possible ways for a small community to help support itself and do a useful service for others is to raise fish. Fish are an excellent source of protein. They are a healthy alternative to beef and pork. They do not over-use land, nor do they require a great deal of space. The "fish farm" may be in a natural or man-made lake, or in a totally indoor environment. It may be part of a total design for management of the site as a whole. Water from the fish farm may be part of a water purification system, or it may be part of organic regeneration of the land proper. Indoor aquaculture can be handled by a few people, working on a regular basis.

• Aquacenter
• Aquaculture Network Information Center
• Sustainable Freshwater Ecology & Aquaculture
• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service World Wide Web Site
• North Atlantic Fisheries College
• The Fish Atlas
• Fish FAQ
• A Catalogue of the Species of Fish
• Fishing for Information
• Welcome to the Aquatic Network
• Aquatic Network Aquaculture
• The Aquaculture News
• Shetland Fishing News
• Norwegian Institute of Fisheries and Aquaculture
• Ambiox International Ltd - Ozone Systems
• Fish Feeding Systems by Feeding Systems A-S, .
• Planning for Commercial Aquaculture
• Sustainable Fish Farm at The Earth Centre - I.

CHECK BACK OFTEN, this is just a start!

Go back to the Barn! OR check the map for other adventures!

---

Last modified:     © chirho  1997-2000