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Poems of Pierre Rioux (Grand "Versificateur Acadien" when not working at the New Brunswick Department of Fisheries). pdf

"An introduction to the seaweeds of British Columbia" by Colin Bates (2004). Menziesia 9 (4): 4-8. pdf

"Do we have the vision to integrate our marine aquaculture?" by John Bolton (2006). South African Journal of Science 102 (11): 507-508. pdf

"An experience of the XIX ISS" by Deborah Robertson-Andersson (2007). Forum Phycologicum, Newsletter of the Phycological Society of Southern Africa, Vol. 65, June/July 2007: 3-5. pdf

"Epilogue: aquaculture, innovation and social transformation" by Barry A. Costa-Pierce (2008). Aquaculture, Innovation and Social Transformation. K. Culver and D. Castle (Eds.) Springer, New York.pdf

"Aquaculture au Nouveau-Brunswick - Comment passer du monde de l’éducation à celui de l’aquaculture? Portrait de Thierry Chopin, un expatrié qui aime l’aventure!" in Vivre à l’étranger, le magazine européen de la mobilité internationale, Spring 2008.pdf

“Careers in Science – Profile of Thierry Chopin” in National Geographic’s Strange Days on Planet Earth, Spring 2008.

“Dyrking og utnyttelse av marine makroalger” by Jan Rueness and Henning Steen (2008). Kapittel 1 Forvaltning av kysten. Kyst og Havbruk: 68-71.

“Les Secrets des Algues” by Véronique Leclerc and Jean-Yves Floc'h (2010).

A beautiful book revealing all you wanted to know about algae and were afraid to ask...!

IMTA is even mentioned on p. 148-149 (See “Vers une aquaculture de l'avenir”).

• “More Good News – Real Solutions to the Global Eco-Crisis” by David Suzuki and Holly Dressel (2010).

David Suzuki and Holly Dressel updated in 2010 their bestseller Good News for a Change, published in 2003, with the latest inspiring stories about individuals, groups, and businesses that are making real change in the world collected in a new book entitled More Good News - Real Solutions to the Global Eco-Crisis. The authors also present information about new, critical subjects not covered in the previous edition, such as energy and the economy. All the stories describe sustainable solutions that already exist and that can be used around the world.

See PDF for the excerpt of the book dedicated to IMTA.