Located at Obispo Labbé 991, in Iquique city. In the community’s commercial and service center. Fisheries Development Institute inaugurated its new headquarters in Iquique, which will replace the old ones. The new IFOP home is a 2-story building, with a constructed area of 297.45...
The Latin American Sustainable Artisanal Fishing Congress, a commitment to the future, organized by CONAPACH, took place on December 12th and 13th, 2023 at Diego de Almagro Hotel, in Valparaíso city. On the occasion, it brought together more than 100 artisanal fishing leaders from...
On December 13th and 14th, 2nd Cultural and Citizen Book Fair took place at Quinta Vergara in Viña del Mar. IFOP participated with a stand, in which it showed the institution’s work. The activity was attended by Viña del Mar’s Mayor Macarena Ripamonti, IFOP’s...
The workshop holding was framed in a technical advisory service from IFOP to “Strengthening management and governance for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity of global importance in coastal marine ecosystems in Chile ”GCP/CHI/043/GFF project, which consists of Ecosystemic Approach piloting in two...
On December 6th, “Interdisciplinary workshop to discuss biological-fishery aspects of hoki (Macruronus magellanicus) and the environment in which it lives” was held throughout the day within the framework of IFOP-INIDEP cooperation agreement. . The objective was “to carry out a comprehensive and interdisciplinary analysis...
On Monday, December 4th, in Iquique city, the national seminar “: El Niño and Climatic Change, Risk Management and Mitigation of its Effects for Tarapacá Region” was held, organized by Universidad Arturo Prat; Fisheries and Aquaculture Undersecretariat, Environment Seremi and Maritime Governance, plus Fisheries...
The Biodiversity Group of IFOP’s Oceanography and Environment Department, on November 18th and 19th in Arica city, held “Sea turtles conservation Carnival, Arica 2023” under the framework of “Improving the conservation of sea turtles through education and outreach to local communities in northern Chile”...
Dr. Leonardo Guzmán Méndez, red tide monitoring program head in national fjords (between Reloncaví estuary in Los Lagos region to Mariotti islets, in Magallanes region and Chilean Antarctica extreme south) , has reported that in Última Esperanza province, particularly between Adalberto Channel and Topar...
Between November 29th and December 1rst, United Nations (FAO) Food and Agriculture Organization held a “Social protection for fishing and aquaculture sector” Workshop in Brasilia, Brazil. This activity was attended on behalf of Chile by Nancy Barahona Toledo IFOP Fisheries Evaluation Department’s Head, along...
It will be organized by Fisheries Development Institute Between November 5th and 10th, at Gran Prince Hotel in Hiroshima Japan, the Harmful Algae International twentieth version conference, known by its acronym ICHA in English (International Conference on Harmful Algae), was held. carried out every...
Between November 10th and 12th, after Harmful Algae International Conference (ICHA 2023) twentieth version held in Hiroshima Japan, thanks to a kind invitation from Prof. Dr. Fumito Maruyama from that University, work meetings linked to recently completed MACH IN CHILE (Algae Monitoring in Chile)...
Chilean Fisheries Development Institute scientific observer, Gino Liche, embarked in Punta Arenas on Puerto Ballena factory ship, owned by Pesca Chile, which will carry out commercial cod fishing in Antarctica in Ross Sea, for approximately 90 days. This fishing campaign, which began on November...
Between November 5th and 10th, in the city of Hiroshima Japan, (ICHA 2023) Harmful Algae International Conference twentieth version was held, an event attended by 550 scientists from 70 countries. Fisheries Development Institute, through the Harmful Algae Research Center (CREAN IFOP) was present with...
Between November 6th and 9th, at Flanders Marine Institute, Belgium, Synthesis observation and PCO2 data at ocean’s surface workshop was held. This event brought together more than 100 ocean experts, in ocean surface carbon measurements and quantification of carbon uptake in the ocean, with...
Through some Aquaculture Division research groups, Fisheries Development Institute, made known to the community, the extensive work it carries out in various areas such as: Repopulation and Cultivation, mytilids research through its “Endemic Seed” tool, oceanographic studies through its “Chonos” tool, and information delivery...
