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Salmonoids West Project: Sustainability Strategies for Remote Areas

Exchange of knowledge and cooperation between R&D institutions and private sector to develop best practices for long-term salmonoid sustainability in remote areas. Join us at the Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme Project Development Clinic in Reykjavik, Iceland from 12th to 14th November 2013 with Dr. Cathal Gallagher. Priority partners include Inland Fisheries Ireland and others. Project focuses on protecting natural heritage, capacity building, innovation, and transfer of R&D. Toolbox for sustainable development includes stakeholder engagement, best practices, desktop tools, model development, and migration routes. Key activities include restoration of sea trout catchments and sharing expertise, research, and knowledge.

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Salmonoids West Project: Sustainability Strategies for Remote Areas

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  1. Salmonoids West Project Exchange of knowledge and establishment of cooperation networks between R&D Institutions and the private sector to develop best practice strategies for the long term Sustainability wild salmonoids and development in remote and peripheral areas. Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme Project Development Clinic Reykjavik, Iceland 12th -14th November 2013 Dr. Cathal Gallagher Inland Fisheries Ireland

  2. Priority and potential partners • Priority Access 4: Protecting, developing and promoting natural and cultural heritage • - Increase capacity to cope with major changes • Priority Access 3: • - Increase innovation in public service provision • - innovation and transfer of R&D • Potential Partners • Inland Fisheries Ireland (Lead) • Agri-food and Biosciences Institute, Northern Ireland • Scottish Oceans Institute, Scotland • Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, Norway • Institute of Marine Research, Norway • Nith District Salmon Fishery, Scotland • Ocean Tracking Network, Canada.

  3. Project Overview Toolbox for sustainable development - coastal & freshwater - stakeholder engagement - best practice - desktop - development of models - migration routes Restoration of sea trout catchments Sharing expertise, research and knowledge

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