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Sealice Management and Treatment Methods

Course Code: FIWI071

This self-directed course provides an overview of the production of sealice, their impact on farmed and wild fish populations, and the tools to manage them. You will also gain an understanding of the design and usage of a variety of aquaculture support vessels and their roles in fish farming practices.

Environmental Sciences Fisheries
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$101.50

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A Fleming College student login is required to access online training. Please allow 3 to 5 business days from the date of course registration for your user login account to be processed. A "welcome email" will be sent to you and will provide the information on how to start your course.

2 hours

Add to Calendar

Location:

Online

$101.50

Add to cart

A Fleming College student login is required to access online training. Please allow 3 to 5 business days from the date of course registration for your user login account to be processed. A "welcome email" will be sent to you and will provide the information on how to start your course.

2 hours

Add to Calendar

Location:

Online

$101.50

Add to cart

A Fleming College student login is required to access online training. Please allow 3 to 5 business days from the date of course registration for your user login account to be processed. A "welcome email" will be sent to you and will provide the information on how to start your course.

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Continuing Education & Corporate Training Office

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