AquaPark Mid-term meeting - interim results Environmental impact Planning and management of aquaculture parks for sustainable development of cage farms.

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AquaPark Mid-term meeting - interim results Environmental impact Planning and management of aquaculture parks for sustainable development of cage farms in the Philippines

Nutrient balance

Inputs, uptake and outputs Less than30 % of inputs are retained by the fish. The remainder go into the environment

TROPOMOD model Model of sedimentation from milkfish production

Impact on the sediments Sustainable levels – slight build up of organic layer on the seabed Unsustainable level - Build up of thick organic layer on the sea bed Smothering of seagrass Smothering of corals AquaPark Mid-term meeting - interim results

Phosphorus plume from fish cages

Impact on water column Increasing nutrient concentration in the water Sustainable levels lead to algae production – zooplankton production – increased wild fishery production Unsustainable levels leads to high algae production – algal bloom – algae die off – low/no oxygen – fish kill AquaPark Mid-term meeting - interim results

Environmental survey - Sual

Natural sediment Heavily impacted sediment

Corer 800 m from cage no black layer

Corer 500 m from cage 5 cm black layer

Corer 87 m from cage 13 cm black layer

Corer at cage 20 cm black layer

Modelling environmental impact 3 important aspects: 1.How severe is the impact – what is the maximum impact underneath cages? 2.How far to the boundary of the impact? (Allowable Zone of Effect) 3.How can husbandry practices be optimised to use the zone most productively? Objectives Predict if impact is SEVERE underneath cages as shown by this deposition footprint Zone colour Predict distance to boundary of MODERATE impact Zone colour Edge of Park

Environmental impact Limited local Impact Cumulative impact

WAS Istanbul - Competing Claims Increasing disease problems Lower survival Poor food conversion rate Often blame Poor fry quality Poor food quality But the problem is usually high environmental impact

Monitoring WAS Istanbul - Competing Claims Monitoring of the MP is necessary To check the level of impact on the environment Check if the impact is getting worse, staying the same or getting better Early warning of future problems Oil spill contingency plan