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Aquaculture America 2008
Orlando, Florida
Fisheries Stock Enhancement and Conservation of Endangered Species: Role, Effect and Effectiveness of Hatcheries USAS-FCS, AFS - 1
Monday, February 11, 2008   8:30 - 16:30  Coronado B
Chair: Ken Leber, Max Mayeaux and Mike Denson
08:30 
Yonathan Zohar Abstract Text
THE CHESAPEAKE BAY BLUE CRAB (Callinectes sapidus): A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO RESPONSIBLE STOCK ENHANCEMENT
08:45 
Anson H. Hines Abstract Text
FIELD ASSESSMENT OF THE FEASIBILITY OF ENHANCING BLUE CRAB FIELD STOCKS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY
09:00 
Kai Lorenzen Abstract Text
EFFECTIVENESS OF A STOCK REPLENISHMENT PROGRAM FOR WHITE SEABASS (Atractoscion nobilis) IN CALIFORNIA
09:15 
William R. Wayman Abstract Text
PRODUCTION SCALE CRYOPRESERVATION OF PALLID STURGEON SPERM
09:30 
Donald Larsen Abstract Text
THE EFFECT OF GROWTH RATE ON PRECOCIOUS MALE MATURATION IN SPRING CHINOOK SALMON SUPPLEMENTATION PROGRAMS.
09:45 
Jeff Heindel Abstract Text
CAPTIVE BROODSTOCK ENHANCEMENT EFFORTS FOR ESA-LISTED SNAKE RIVER SOCKEYE SALMON Oncorhynchus nerka
10:30 
Wallace Jenkins Abstract Text
DEVELOPMENT OF GENETIC IDENTIFICATION TOOLS TO REFINE STRIPED BASS Morone saxatilis RELEASE STRATIGIES AND IMPROVE HATCHERY CONTRIBUTION
10:45 
Robert R. Vega Abstract Text
SHORT-TERM DISPERSAL OF JUVENILE RED DRUM Sciaenops ocellatus RELEASED INTO CORPUS CHRISTI BAY, TEXAS: Field STUDY
11:00 
William H. Neill Abstract Text
SHORT-TERM DISPERSAL OF JUVENILE RED DRUM RELEASED INTO CORPUS CHRISTI BAY, TEXAS: ANALYSIS AND MODELING
11:15 
Erick Sturm Abstract Text
USE OF CAPTIVE BROODSTOCK TO PREVENT EXTINCTION AND ASSIST IN THE RECOVERY OF AN ENDANGERED SPECIES, THE COHO SALMON Oncorhynchus kisutch
11:30 
Robert Glazer Abstract Text
EVALUATING STRATEGIES FOR RESTORING QUEEN CONCH POPULATIONS: ARE HATCHERIES THE BEST OPTION?
11:45 
Ashley Spring Abstract Text
RELEASE OF CAGE-CONDITIONED AND NON-CONDITIONED HATCHERY-REARED VERSUS WILD QUEEN CONCH Strombus gigas IN A SEAGRASS HABITAT
12:00 
Christopher P. Tatara Abstract Text
ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHEMENT IN STEELHEAD (Oncorhynchus mykiss) HATCHERIES: FIELD EVALUATION OF HATCHERY-WILD INTERACTIONS, SURVIVAL, AND NET GAIN FROM SUPPLEMENTATION.
13:30 
John E. Joyce Abstract Text
Comparison of Maturation Timing, Egg Size and Fecundity between Ocean Ranched Lines of Alaskan Chinook Salmon and their Wild Donor Stocks
13:45 
Michael Denson Abstract Text
EVALUATION OF STOCKING LARVAE TO INCREASE RED DRUM (Sciaenops ocellatus) POPULATION ABUNDANCE
14:00 
Carole Neidig Abstract Text
PRELIMINARY EVALUATION: AN ANGLER BASED FIN CLIP PROGRAM FOR ASSESSING RED DRUM Sciaenops ocellatus HATCHERY CONTRIBUTIONS IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA, USA
14:30 
Nathan P. Brennan Abstract Text
INFLUENCE OF REARING HABITAT ON GROWTH, SURVIVAL, DISPERSAL, AND RELATIVE STOCK CONTRIBUTION OF COMMON SNOOK Centropomus undecimalis
14:45 
Thomas Shields Abstract Text
RESTORATION AND ENHANCEMENT OF SOFTSHELL CLAM (Mya arenaria) POPULATIONS IN BOSTON HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS, USA
15:30 
Ellen Sofie Grefsrud Abstract Text
SCALLOP Pecten maximus OCEAN RANCHING IN NORWAY
15:45 
Amber Shawl Abstract Text
Queen Conch Ranching as a Means of Reproductive Stock Enhancement in Colombia, South America
16:00 
Donald W. Meritt Abstract Text
USING HATCHERIES TO RESTORE OYSTERS TO CHESAPEAKE BAY: COMBINING POLITICS WITH MOTHER NATURE TO RESTORE A DEPLETED ECOSYSTEM
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