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Some perspectives and future demands for Coastal Zone Management

Some perspectives and future demands for Coastal Zone Management. Jørund S. Larsen Director Aquaculture, Mid-Norway Region Norwegian Seafood Federatian (FHL). The Mid-Norway Aquaculture industry. Salmon and trout ~ 50 companies ~ 250 000 tons in 2006 Cod ~ 10-15 companies

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Some perspectives and future demands for Coastal Zone Management

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  1. Some perspectives and future demands for Coastal Zone Management Jørund S. Larsen Director Aquaculture, Mid-Norway Region Norwegian Seafood Federatian (FHL)

  2. The Mid-Norway Aquaculture industry • Salmon and trout • ~ 50 companies • ~ 250 000 tons in 2006 • Cod • ~ 10-15 companies • ~ xx tons in 2006 • Halibut • ~ 5-6 companies • ~ xx tons in 2006 • Blue Mussel • ~ 25-30 companies • ~ xx tons in 2006

  3. Development in salmon production

  4. Some perspectives…

  5. There is enough space in Mid-Norway!

  6. Carrying capacity of the sites Welfare and health Good treatment for sealice Technical standards preventing escapes Most of the competence is developed in the companies The industry is protecting its own environment

  7. Strong increase of protected areas…

  8. The production on each salmon site increases…(400-6000 tons)

  9. New species and interests are coming…

  10. Conclusions and future demands

  11. We need further knowledge about interests, and how they really interfere • Not just an assumption that there is a conflict based on the precautionary principle • More precise aims for the protected areas • Tools for planning and decisionmaking on regional level • Have to be updated an available for the public administration

  12. We have to optimaze the use of sites • Politics and CZM which increases the average use of each aquaculture site • Acceptance for big aquaculture sites • Distribution of licences • Tools for planning and decisionmaking on site level • Choosing the right site for different activities • Predicting carrying capasity and optimal production • Planning moorings and technical design • Have to be updated and (commercial) available for the industry

  13. Thank you for your attention! www.fhl.no/midtnorsk/

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