the controlled cultivation of aquatic organisms such as fish, shellfish, crustaceans, and aquatic plants.

Constructed using earth dikes, they are equipped with water gates and canals for water control.

These are fixed enclosures made with bamboo poles and nets, set up in shallow parts of lakes or bays.

Concrete, fiber glass,or steel containers used for intensive rearing.

Traditional systems that use branches and vegetation to attract fish and other aquatic animals in coastal lagoons.

Aquaculture in the Philippines began with traditional _______

These professionals are trained in the science of raising fish and other aquatic organisms.

Responsible for the daily management of fish farms.

Usually assists caretakers and technicians in carrying out farm operations.

Specializes in fixing and maintaining the structures and equipment used in fish farming such as nets, pumps, aerators, and tanks.

Works in government agencies, research institutions, or private companies.

Focuses on studying fish biology, new aquaculture technologies, feeds, and breeding techniques.

These professionals or officers are tasked to monitor, protect, and conserve fisheries resources. They prevent illegal fishing, promote responsible fishing practices, and enforce fisheries laws.

Manages fish landing sites or ports where fish are unloaded from boats.

A profitable business that requires knowledge in farm management, investment, and marketing.

where broodstock fish lay eggs and fingerlings are produced.

where fingerlings are grown until they are strong enough for transfer.

where fish are raised until they reach market size for selling.

Handles the marketing and distribution of fish products. They buy fish from farms or fishermen and sell them to markets, restaurants, and consumers.