The show was launched in Villa Alemana where it will be exhibited until mid-January and then be presented in Concón, Los Andes and Valparaíso. Source: www.empresaoceano.cl

These facilities includes 694 square meters built, with offices, multipurpose rooms and modern laboratories for biological research and export flour certification. This entity, co-financed by Corfo, will house 70 workers, mostly scientific observers.

On Friday, August 23rd , in Zapallar, Fisheries Development Institute, National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service and Zapallar City Council signed a cooperation agreement to promote marine protected areas.

To require resources to the government to improve IFOP investigations and research quality; analyzing the indiscriminate anchoveta fishing in the north and the poor care of salmon farming in the south were the topics analyzed in this instance. Source: Cámara de Diputados Televisión Chile

Maritime Interests comission senators, Upper House Fisheries and Aquaculture Committee met on Wednesday, aboard Abate Molina scientific vessel, to learn about their in situ work. Source: Canal 13

The expedition to Madre de Dios brought together Chilean and foreign scientists from different research centers with the aim of understanding the biogeochemical connection that exists between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems; to observe anthropogenic activities impact on both and project climate change effects on its functioning. Direction, Script and Assembly: Álvaro Hamamé V. Source: Youtube

Note made by www.itvpatagonia.cl regarding the i-FANS application (Information on Harmful Algal Blooms) which is an application developed by the Harmful Algal Studies Center (CREAN) belonging to the Fisheries Development Institute (IFOP), and you can search and download directly by its name “IFAN”, both in Google Play store and Apple Store.

Reports to Banning in Chile, with the interview of the Executive Director Mr. Leonardo Núñez. Program issued on Monday, October 16, 2017 by MEGA channel.

Report made by 24hrs. TVN, to Dr. Patricia Zárate, highlighting her as the only Chilean shark expert. Program issued on Saturday, October 14, 2017.

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The Fisheries Development Institute, through its Scientific Observers and with the collaboration of the industrial and artisanal fishing sector, is marking sharks and swordfish aboard longline fishery vessels as part of the Highly Migratory Resources Tracking project – Ecosystemic Approach. More information about the project in the following LINK.

The Department of Oceanography and Environment is an interdisciplinary work unit dedicated to the monitoring, modeling and analysis of ecosystemic information to understand the influence of natural and anthropogenic environmental variability as management measures in the sustainability of biodiversity, industrial and artisanal fishing activity.

The program covers staff development and career development and scientifically the objective is to move towards the Ecosystemic Approach that will improve marine resources assessment and aquatic environment protection. An innovative program to renew the operation and organizational structure launched the Institute for Fisheries Promotion IFOP The ambitious program is aimed at achieving an 2.0 IFOP with better working conditions and quality of life for staff, salary reallocation and...

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