研讨会报告:水生动物健康教育

IF 0.3 4区 农林科学 Q4 FISHERIES Bulletin of the European Association of Fish Pathologists Pub Date : 2022-02-17 DOI:10.48045/001c.36867
D. Scarfe, F. Padrós, D. Iatridou, A. Bravo, D. Palić, A. Fabris
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水生动物和其他动物一样需要兽医护理,但有时这种护理管理不足。兽医在传统养殖动物健康预防和控制中的作用无疑是兽医专业最普遍认可的一些活动。尽管家禽、猪、牛肉和其他陆生动物历来被认为是动物蛋白质生产的主要来源,但重要的是要强调,如今,渔业和水产养殖是人类食用动物蛋白质的重要来源。全球渔业已经达到了一个不可持续的转折点,在这种情况下,水产养殖将成为未来动物蛋白生产的可持续替代品。动物健康和福利,特别是控制鳍鱼、甲壳类动物和软体动物养殖中疾病的影响,仍然是水生动物兽医面临的一个非常重要的挑战。观赏鱼行业也是一个相关领域,也是水生动物专业人员尚未开发的资源。然而,这些需求之后并没有达到所需的兽医服务水平,这表明在这方面还有很多工作要做。疾病控制和预防以及在这些不同领域促进水生动物健康对未来来说是一项极具挑战性的任务,也是水生兽医的巨大机会来源。
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Workshop Report: Aquatic Animal Health Education
Aquatic animals need veterinary care as any other animal species but sometimes this care is inadequately managed. The role of veterinarians in conventional farmed animal health prevention and control are undoubtedly some of the activities most commonly recognised to the veterinary profession. Although poultry, swine, beef, and other terrestrial animals have been historically considered as the main source for animal protein production, it is very important to highlight that nowadays, fisheries and aquaculture represent a substantial sources of animal protein for human consumption. Global fisheries have reached a non-sustainable breakpoint and, in this scenario, aquaculture emerges as the sustainable alternative for animal protein production for the future. Animal health and welfare, and particularly the control of impact of the diseases in finfish, crustacean and mollusc farming still represents a very important challenge for aquatic animal veterinarians. The ornamental fish sector is also a relevant area, and untapped resource for aquatic animal professionals. However, these needs are not followed by the same level of veterinary services required, indicating that there is still a lot of work to be done in this direction. Disease control and prevention, and aquatic animal health promotion across these different areas is a very challenging task for the future, and represent a tremendous source of opportunity for aquatic veterinarians.
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Bulletin of the European Association of Fish Pathologists
Bulletin of the European Association of Fish Pathologists 农林科学-海洋与淡水生物学
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期刊介绍: The Bulletin of the EAFP is an international peer-reviewed journal that publishes concise papers which merit rapid publication by virtue of their interest in the field of fish and shellfish pathology. Preliminary observations or partial studies are also acceptable, if adequately supported by experimental details. Short reviews, methodology papers and papers proposing alternative hypotheses based on previous data can be considered.
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