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New fisheries training modules out next week
The National Fisheries Research and Development Institute (NFRDI) will host the 11th Fisheries Scientific Conference (Fish SciCon) in Clark City on September 24-25.
The conference aims to present research findings and launch new training modules for fish farmers and stakeholders to promote sustainable and profitable fishing practices.
Presentations and training will cover various aquatic species including oysters, mangrove crabs, milkfish, and tilapia, with specific modules for brackishwater and freshwater tilapia.
Discussions will also delve into capture fisheries, aquaculture, postharvest operations, and biotechnology, showcasing the science-policy interface to inform regulations.
Scholars from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources will present their research in a competition held during the event.
Participants can earn Continuing Professional Development credits approved by the Professional Regulation Commission.
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