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Urban Aquaculture
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Video by:
Lindsay Utz , Jake Yuzna, Erik Winkowski, Supermarche, MacKenzie Fegan, Ariel Shulman, Henry Joost, Danielle Flug, Michael Schaubach, Morgan Currie
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Posted: July 1, 2008 at 10:02 pm
Professor Martin Schreibman says our oceans have been overfished beyond repair. If we’re going to keep eating fish and chips, tuna tartare, and all those omega-3 fatty acids, we may have to rely on aquaculture. Schreibman is working to bring those fish farms into the city. Urban aquaculture? We’ll bite.
DISCUSSION: 6 Comments
Hi, I am Yordan Vivanco, from Ecuador, South America, and I am very interested in the aquaponics sistems. Actually, I am thinking to do it in La Peninsula de Santa Elena, in a dessertic part. I know that it is a very good idea to do it in dessertics parts.If you can contact with me, please do it to yordanvivanco@yahoo.comThanks, and I liked very much the video.
Hi, I am Jose CAmbronero, from Costa Rica CentralAmerica, and I am very interested in the aquaponics sistems. .If you can contact with me, please do it to josecamis@gmail.comThank you,
hi i like the video, can you email to me the blue print for constructing the biological and mechanical filters? My dream is to build a vertical farm.
this is my email: josephtan09@hotmail.com
Dear Professor Martin Schreibman,
I live in Peninsular of Malaysia and i am very intereted about this new urban aquaculture. It is a better way to do fish farming. But can you tell me more detail, so i can adopt the sistem in my country.
When i saw your video.. it seem easy.. but i think technically it is more complecated than what i see.
So can you tell me more about this sistem and how to operate it.
If you have a pdf file about your researsh … please do help me..
Thank you…
For those interested in home made aquaponic systems, here is a manual on how to build a small version:
http://www.fastonline.org/content/view/15/29/