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30 October 2020

Today, Friday October 30 Fisheries Development Institute (IFOP) in conjunction with Coquimbo Regional Government, Universidad Católica del Norte, Consultora Cesso, a.g. Illapel’s schrimp collectors, s.t.i. illapel shrimp farmers carry out “consolidation program for aquaculture fishing strategy of northern river shrimp in the Choapa river...

23 October 2020

More than 140 people, representing different organizations and general public participated in Sernapesca Conservation and Biodiversity Unit 5th Virtual Talk. On this occasion, the topic ” our coasts illustrious visitors” was deeply studied, marine animals that usually arrive, over and over again, to different...

Between October 5th and 9th, remotely, the Scientific Information Literacy workshops Cycle was held, organized by the Marine Information Management Group (GIM) – CONA, of which Ghislaine Barría González Fisheries Development Institute librarian is a member,. Representatives from Universidad de Valparaíso, Universidad de Concepción,...

8 October 2020

Virtually, Universidad San Francisco de Quito (Ecuador) organized “Marine Protected Areas Role for Migratory Species Conservation” talk., it was attended by approximately 250 people, from various countries worldwide, from Chile, Fisheries Development Institute Oceanography and Environment Department also member of Migramar Dr. Patricia Zárate...

21 September 2020

Link to the event: Google Meet: meet.google.com/zvr-brrb-bos Tomorrow, Tuesday, September 22nd, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Through Meet platform, Fisheries Development Institute will hold this Workshop in order to inform”Monitoring the resistance of Caligus rogercresseyi to antiparasitics applied in national salmon farming (Stage...

3 September 2020

Sighting consists of species identification, counting of number of animals sighted, their activity and also environmental data collection. In total, 12 species of cetaceans have been registered, the most sighted are fin whale, dark dolphin, cachalot, common dolphins and blue whale. Highly Migratory Resources...

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