Aquatic Eco-Systems

Partners

Meet just a few of the organizations we work with—part of our commitment to your success.

Since its inception in 1969, the World Aquaculture Society has grown to encompass 3,000 members from 100 countries. The WAS provides leadership for enhanced international communications, collaboration and information exchange within the diverse global aquaculture community.

The idea for establishing the European Mariculture Society was launched at the occasion of the Tenth European Symposium of Marine Biologists, which took place in Oostende, Belgium, in 1975. The original name "European Mariculture Society" was changed into "EUROPEAN AQUACULTURE SOCIETY" in 1984 to better reflect the activity field of the society. The EAS has four principal objectives:

• To promote contacts between all involved or interested in marine and freshwater aquaculture;
• To facilitate the circulation of aquaculture related information;
• To promote the sponsorship of multi-disciplinary research concerning aquaculture;
• To enhance cooperation among governmental, scientific and commercial organizations and individuals on all matters dealing with aquaculture.

The objectives of the association are:

• To foster an aquaculture industry in Canada, to promote the study of aquaculture and related science in Canada, to gather and disseminate information relating to aquaculture, and to create public awareness and understanding of aquaculture;
• To promote, support, and encourage educational, scientific, and technological development and advancement of aquaculture in Canada;
• To gather and disseminate technical and scientific information on aquaculture development in Canada and throughout the world;
• To conduct seminars for the presentation, exchange, and discussion of information, findings, and experiences on all subject and techniques related to aquaculture;
• To encourage the teaching of all phases of aquaculture and the training of aquaculture and the training of aquaculturists in accredited colleges and universities in the field of aquaculture; and
• To encourage private industry and government agencies, both provincial and federal, to support education, research and development.

The Aquacultural Engineering Society is an authority on aquacultural engineering that facilitates the discussion of engineering-related topics concerning aquatic organisms and their derivative products.

The National Aquaculture Association

 

The National Aquaculture Association (NAA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the common interests of the aquaculture community. Working with the US federal government, they are committed to fostering cost-effective environmental stewardship and sustainability.

Florida Aquaculture Association

 

The Florida Aquaculture Association was formed in 1983 to provide organization for Florida's diverse and specialized aquatic farming commodities. This unified voice ensures sustainability, protects profitability and encourages development in an environmentally responsible manner.

Florida Aquatic Plant Management Society

 

The FAPMS was formed in 1976 to provide a common forum for managers of aquatic ecosystems to meet and exchange ideas. They assist each other with research and development, using their results to benefit the community at large.

NALMS

 

The primary function of the North American Lake Management Society, founded in 1980, is to educate everyone from professional lake managers to politicians to lake users about lake protection. Their activities include work in land, streams, wetlands, estuaries and any other systems that interact with lakes.

Association of Zoos and Aquariums

 

Founded in 1924, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of accredited zoos and aquariums in the areas of animal care, wildlife conservation, education and science.

Aquatic Animal Life Support Operators

Aquatic Animal Life Support Operators (AALSO) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of animal life support science. They are focused on education, shared experience and research in an effort to enhance the lives of marine animals everywhere.

Koi USA

 

Koi USA magazine is filled with insightful articles about pond construction, filtration, fish health, classification, dealer contacts, club news and much more. Each issue contains over 120 pages of exciting koi stories in bright, full color.

Koi Nations is a magazine founded with the goal of bringing koi enthusiasts information from around the world. With each issue, they bring you objective news, breathtaking images and opinions from prominent members of the koi community

ZNASKA is a group of avid koi lovers who have supported shows in Florida and beyond for many years. They were granted full ZNA Chapter Club status by ZNA Japan in May of 2004.

Aquatic Eco-Systems is based in the city of Apopka, strategically located fifteen minutes from Orlando in beautiful northwest Orange County. Apopka is one of the fastest growing communities in Central Florida, and AES is proud to belong to an organization that supports its local businesses.

American Tilapia Association

The objective of the American Tilapia Association is to support and facilitate the growth of tilapia production and consumption within the United States. They are a nonprofit organization with goals in education, member information and networking, government interactions and support for research.