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At Big Falls, we excel at raising fish from egg to smolt. From Black Rock to Beijing, farmed fish travel the world. 50 - 80 million ton projected shortfall of seafood by 2030. Wild fish stocks are facing continued decline. Aquaculture comes naturally to us. From farming, to education, to you. Proud to operate in Atlantic Canada. Big Falls Fish Growers Ltd.
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Aboriginal Aquaculture Association
1400B Drake Road
Campbell River, bc, V9W7K6
CA
Aboriginal Aquaculture Association
105 - 2005 Eagle Drive
Campbell River, bc, V9H1V8
CA
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The web site aboriginalaquaculture.com states the following, "The Aboriginal Aquaculture Association is a sectoral organization designed to assist, support and facilitate the meaningful participation of First Nations in sustainable aquaculture development." I noticed that the webpage said " It serves as a resource body providing guidance and advice with respect to sustainable aquaculture development, regulation and management of aquaculture." They also said " Aboriginal Aquaculture In Canada Initiative Project Funds. Please check out the whats new page. To read about the new Project fund for 2017 - 2018."SEE SIMILAR DOMAINS
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Welcome to the Aboriginal Art and Instruments website. On these pages you can find out more about our unique collection of high quality didgeridoos. Take a look at our selection of the finest aboriginal art. And crafts and browse through our collection of aboriginal related products. Furthermore, you can get information on workshops. And musical events which Aboriginal Art and Instruments organizes on a regular basis.
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Aboriginal Art in the Sixties. Was curated by Barbeau and Eric Brown, director of the National Gallery, in 1927.
Art and anthropology have rarely met so fortuitously and happily as when John went out to Balgo in 2002 to begin to learn about the art of the Western Desert. As he explained recently in a wonderful radio interview. As fate would have it, heavy rains farther south in Western Australia had flooded out.