Related Internet Listservers

The following list of Internet listservers or discussion groups was modified from the listing compiled by Ms Kylie Hall (k.hall@msl.oz.au) and posted to the FISHFOLK group.

ABNET

AERE-L

AQUA-L

ABNET

The abalone aquaculture network. To subscribe, send a command to the listserver: listserver@uct.ac.za with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe abnet To post to the list, the address is: abnet@uct.ac.za In order to receive general information about ABNET, send a message to the listserver with the command: information abnet

AERE-L

The discussion list of the association of agricultural and resource economists. It is sited at the University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, USA. To subscribe, send a message to: listserv@ukcc.uky.edu with the following message in the body of the text: sub aere-l <Your name> To send mail to the whole list, the address is: aere-l@ukcc.ukc.edu

AQUA-L

A list for discussion of aquaculture of all types, based at the University of PEI. The purpose of the list is to promote discussion amongst individuals interested in the science, technology and business of rearing aquatic species. In the spirit of open discussion, membership in the list is public and unrestricted. Potential topics include: Who's doing what and where? Problems and solutions rearing aquatic larvae; Diseases, parasites and pathology; Water quality; Recirculation technology and applications; Research aquatic systems design and operation; Commercial aquatic systems design and operation;. Site selection and environmental impact; New species under culture; Genetics, sex reversal and hormonal manipulation; Computers in aquaculture; Public perceptions of aquaculture; Aqua-business ($$$$!).

Messages sent to the list should be of general interest although specific requests for information are quite welcome. It is hoped that this forum will provide a basis for rapid exchange of new ideas and provide an access for persons seeking information and advice. To subscribe, send a message to: majordomo@listserv.ifmt.nf.ca with the following text in the body of the message: sub aqua-l <Your name>

CMPAN

California Marine Protected Areas Network - pronounced simpan, is a discussion group to facilitate information exchange about Marine Protected Areas (e.g. National Parks, National Marine Sanctuaries, Marine Refuges, Marine Reserves, Ecological Preserves, etc.). Through CMPAN, subscribers are able to receive, share, and discuss Marine Protected Area-related information as it becomes available. CMPAN is available for information sharing among all individuals interested in Marine Protected Areas including researchers, non- governmental agencies, resource managers, industry representatives and extension personnel.

The listserv is operated by California Sea Grant Extension Program Marine Advisors Deborah McArdle (Santa Barbara County Office, e-mail: damcardle@ucdavis.edu) and Rick Starr (Santa Cruz/Monterey County Office, e-mail: starr@mlml.calstate.edu). To subscribe, send a message to: listproc@ucdavis.edu with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe cmpan

COASTGIS

A list for people interested in using GIS for coastal zone science and/or management. To subscribe, send a message to: listserv@irlearn.ucd.ie with the following test in the body of the message: subscribe coastgis <Your name>

COASTNET

A coastal management conference, put on line in August of 1993, to discuss National and International Coastal Management issues. It is facilitated jointly by The Coastal Resources Center and The Department of Marine Affairs at The University of Rhode Island (USA). This forum encourages dialog on coastal management issues from all nations, and is based on the belief that coastal resource planners, managers, researchers, and users from the developed and developing world have much to learn from and contribute to each other. To subscribe, send a message to: listserv@uriacc.uri.edu (or listserv@uriacc.bitnet) with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe coastnet <Your name> To send a message to all of the people currently subscribed to the list, send mail to coastnet@uriacc.uri.edu

CORAL-LIST

The coral discussion list produced by the Coral Health and Monitoring Program (CHAMP). To subscribe, send an e-mail message to: majordomo@reef.aoml.noaa.gov with the following text (only) in the body of the message: subscribe coral-list The Home Page may be found at URL: http://coral.aoml.noaa.gov

CRUST-L

The crustacean discussion group. To subscribe, send an e-mail message to: listserv@sivm.si.edu with the following text (only) in the body of the message: crust-l <Your name>

ECOLOG-L

The list maintained for members of the Ecological Society of America (and other interested subscribers) by David Inouye at the University of Maryland. This list is for distribution and archiving of information of interest to ESA members, such as job listings, funding opportunities, and discussion of topics of interest to professional ecologists. It can be used to distribute requests for information, and as a forum for discussion of topics of interest to ESA members. The list is moderated (i.e., messages sent to the list address must be approved by a moderator before they are sent on to subscribers). You may also be interested in the ESANEWS list, which is devoted solely to messages from the Society's public affairs office and officers (and has a limit of 10 messages/month). To subscribe to ECOLOG-L, sending a message to listserv@umdd.umd.edu with the following command in the body of the message: sub ecolog-l <Your name> To send a message to the entire list: ecolog-l@umdd.umd.edu

ECOTOURISM

The discussion group under green- travel. To subscribe, send a message to: green-travel@igc.apc.org with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe ecotourism If that does not work, send a message to the moderator at: mendicott@igc.apc.org

EIM

EIM is a discussion list for Environmental Interactions of Mariculture To subscribe send a message to: Lists@scotia.dfo.ca (or Majordomo@biome.bio.ns.ca) with the following text (only) in the body of the message: subscribe eim To send a message to the list: eim@biome.bio.dfo.ca

ELAN

Environment in Latin America Network is a listserver which was established in July, 1994 by the Environment and Natural Resources Working Group of the Latin American Studies Association. Its editors are David Barkin and Timmons Roberts. David Barkin is Professor of Economics at the Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana Xochimilco, Mexico, and Senior Fellow at the Lincoln Insititute of Land Policy. Timmons Roberts is an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Latin American Studies at Tulane University. The co-chairs of the LASA working group are Janet Chernela of Florida International University and David Barkin.

To subscribe, send a message to: listserv@csf.colorado.edu with the following text in the body of the message: sub elan <Your name> If you have technical problems subscribing, please communicate directly with Lynn Schaper at the host site, Communications for a Sustainable Future: schaper@csf.colorado.edu

ENVST-L

ENVST-L is an environmental studies discussion which discusses every manner of environmental issue. It is a very busy list with up to 50 messages a day so watch out if you subscribe. It is a great way to find out what is happening in the world and what the hot topics of the day are. The Sierra Club uses it to get out info.

To subscribe, send a message to: listserv@brownvm.brown.edu with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe envst-l- <Your name>

FISH-ECOLOGY

This is an international computer conference for academic and other personnel involved in empirical and theoretical research and assessment issues related to the ecology of fish and fisheries: All bio-geo-scientific topics, analytical tools and procedures related to fisheries ecology and fish are covered by this network, particularly: behavioral- evolutionary- paleo- theoretical- and community ecology, stock dynamics, assessment and management by applied mathematics, statistics and modelling, mathematical bioeconomics, applied oceanography and GIS, genetics, limnology, chemical ecology, etc. Also, related scientific public domain software is covered in this network. Membership is open to all interested parties. If you would like to discuss the political, social and anthropological aspects of fisheries, fish-ecology is not the right forum. You may, however, monitor the traffic and call for advice from the expertise found in the network if necessary. To subscribe to the list, send a message to: listserv@searn.sunet.se with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe fish-ecology <Your name>

To post mail to the list, send your message to: fish-ecology@searn.sunet.se

FISHERIES

FISHERIES is the discussion list which includes both biological and social sciences. It is for general discussion of fisheries-related issues, including stock dynamics and fisheries management, and is maintained by Bill Silvert. To subscribe, send an e-mail message to: Majordomo@biome.bio.dfo.ca with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe fisheries

To send a message to the network, the address is: fisheries@scotia.dfo.ca or fisheries@biome.bio.dfo.ca

FISHFOLK

FISHFOLK is a discussion list covering all social science aspects of fisheries, including sociology, anthropology, and economics, with a fair amount of news and management information also provided. To subscribe, send a message to: listserv@mitvma.mit.edu with the following text (only ) in the body of the message: subscribe fishfolk <Your name>

Send messages you wish to post on the network to: fishfolk@mitvma.mit.edu).

IIFET

IIFET is the International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade discussion list. To join the IIFET list, you have to be an IIFET member. The International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade is organized to promote discussion of factors which affect international production of

and trade in seafoods, and fisheries policy questions. Designed to be attractive to individuals from governments, industry, and universities from all over the world, a major goal of the organization is to facilitate cooperative research and data exchange. Membership in the organization is open to anyone for a fee of $40.00 U.S. annually. Student memberships are $15.00 U.S. Corporate/institutional memberships are $200 U.S. annually. To request a free copy of the Newsletter and an application form, contact the IIFET Secretariat at leboeufc@ccmail.orst.edu or the Executive Director at shrivera@ccmail.orst.edu. To send mail to the list, the address is: iifet@mail.nws.orst.edu

ICAM-L

This is the integrated coastal area management list, is managed by the FAO of Un V.le delle Terme di Caracalla 00153, Rome, Italy To subscribe, send a message to: listserv%irmfao01.bitnet@listserv.net with the following text in the body of the message: sub icam-l <Your name> To send mail to the list, the address is: icam-l%irmfao01.bitnet@listserv.net

INFOTERRA

The United Nations Environment Programme's Infoterra subscription list is a public list intended for exchanging information on environmental topics; posing queries to the Infoterra network; requesting information from UNEP; and raising environmental awareness in general. To subscribe to the list, send an e-mail to listproc@pan.cedar.univie.ac.at Type the following command on the first line of your mail: subscribe infoterra "your name"

MARINE-L

MARINE-L is an open forum for the discussion and development of marine related topics. Interest areas include: marine education and training institutes; marine navigation and new technologies; marine engineering, ship design, shipbuilding, and shipyard management; marine electronic communications, networking, maintenance; marine management - shipping, port, finance, personnel; marine resources management and environmental protection initiatives; marine search and rescue (SAR) training and operations; vessel traffic management training and operations; marine meteorology; fisheries science, protection and international policy; marine/maritime publishing and publications; oceanography; sail-training. Development of discussion of the needs for new technology in the fields of marine communications, ship operation and, distance education which reflect the changing requirements in the marine profession is also encouraged. To subscribe to marine-l-, send a message to: listproc@ccgc.tc.gc.ca with the following command in the body of the text: subscribe marine-l <Your name> To join the discussion on this list, send a message to: listserver@ccgc.tc.gc.ca

MARBIO

This is a new discussion list on all aspects of marine biology. To subscribe to the list, send a message to: majordomo@marinelab.sarasota.fl.us with the following text (only) in the body of the message: subscribe marbio Additional instructions will be sent automatically.

MAR-FACIL

MAR-FACIL is a mailing list for managers and technical staff at marine research facilities, aquaculture operations, public aquaria and other facilities supplying seawater for the support of marine life. The list is intended as a forum for the discussion of technical and business topics, however discussion of other matters is welcome and encouraged. To subscribe, send a message to: mailserv@ac.dal.ca with the single line message: subscribe mar-facil When your e-mail address has been added to the list you'll receive two e-mail messages, one to confirm your addition to the list and a second with a "welcome" announcement. To post a message to everyone on the list, send it to: mar-facil@ac.dal.ca

MARINE_PATHOL

This is an informal forum for people involved in all aspects of marine and aquatic pathology including invertebrate and vertebrate hosts, and pathological conditions caused by microorganisms, parasites, and chemical contaminants. The list is unmoderated and open. The goal of the forum is to encourage communication between members. Flames and unprofessional behavior are not acceptable. The list is supported by the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIRSEA) located at Gloucester Point, Virginia. Any problems or comments can be reported to Dr. Jeffrey Shields (jeff@back.vims.edu). A FAQ file for the list is currently being developed. It will be announced to the list when it becomes available. To subscribe, send a message to: majordomo@virsea.vims.edu with the following text (only) in the body of the message: subscribe To send a message to the list: marine_pathol@virsea.vims.edu

MARMAM

MARMAM is the marine mammals research and conservation discussion. It is a news group about marine mammals, courses, jobs, etc., with lots of mail. To subscribe, send a message to: listserv@uvvm.uvic.ca with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe marmam <Your name> To send a message to multiple recipients of list: marmam@uvvm.uvic.ca

MOLLUSCA

MOLLUSCS is a mollusc discussion group. To subscribe to the list, send a message to: listproc@ucmp1.berkeley.edu with the following text (only) in the body of the message: subscribe <your name> mollusca There is also the newsgroup: bionet.molbio.molluscs

MPA-L

MPA-L is a marine protected areas list, managed by Jon Lien at Memorial University Of Newfoundland. To subscribe, send a message to: listserv@morgan.ucs.mun.ca with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe mpa-l <Your name>

OCEAN-F

OCEAN-F is the ocean farmers of America forum, run by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. To subscribe, send a message to: listserv@mitvma.mit.edu with the following text in the body of the message: sub oceanf-l <Your name>

PHYCOTOXINS

This is a phycotoxins discussion list. To subscribe send a message to Lists@scotia.dfo.ca with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe phycotoxins To send a message to the list: phycotoxins@biome.bio.dfo.ca

RECFISH

RECFISH is a mailing list for government and academic workers with an interest in recreational fishing in Australia, which has been established by the Victorian Fisheries Research Institute. To subscribe to this list, sending a message to: majordomo@msl.oz.au with the following text (only) in the body of the message: subscribe recfish <Your e-mail address>

SEAGRASS_FORUM

This is a global e-mail discussion list for the discussion of all aspects of seagrass research, biology and the ecology of seagrass ecosystems. Discussion on all aspects of seagrass ecosystems is encouraged, including: physiology, trophic ecology, taxonomy, pathology, geology and sedimentology, hydrodynamics, transplanting/restoration and human impacts. This discussion list is not moderated. All discussion is automatically archived. The list owner is Mike van Keulen, Murdoch University, Western Australia; please address all enquiries to keulen@murdoch.edu.au To subscribe to the list, send a message to: majordomo@essun1.murdoch.edu.au with the the following text (only) in the body of the message: subscribe seagrass_forum You will receive additional information on how to use the list on subscribing, including instructions on how to obtain help and extra information.

SEAFOOD

SEAFOOD is a list for discussion about seafood safety, especially issues such as HACCP programs and training. To subscribe, send a message to: listproc@ucdavis.edu with the following text in the body of the message: subscribe seafood <Your name> To send mail to the list, the address is: seafood@ucdavis.edu

SHELLFISH

SHELLFISH is the discussion list managed by the National Shellfisheries Association (U.S) which covers all aspects of shellfish biology, ecology, culture and related issues. To subscribe to this list, send a subscription request to: shellfish-request@kenyon.edu with the following text (only) in the body of the message: subscribe Messages for distribution are sent to Shellfish@kenyon.edu

WILDNET

This is a mailing list which was established in 1987 for the exchange of ideas, questions, and solutions in the area of fisheries and wildlife computing and statistics. Possibilities include reviews of literature, reports on conferences, questions on experimental design, field techniques, relevant hardware, software, databases, discussions on geographic information systems, biological information management, and so on. It is a moderated list, pending acquisition of more modern software. To get your name added to or removed from the list, contact the administrator: Eric Woodsworth, Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada at the "Subscriptions" address: wildnet-request@tribune.usask.ca The list is not yet being run via automated listserv software so be patient with subscriptions/unsubscriptions. To submit mail to the list send your message to: wildnet@tribune.usask.ca Note: Please send requests for addition/deletion, etc, to the "Subscriptions" address, not to the "Submissions" address.

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