
| Aquaculture - Training Manual (Peace Corps, 1990, 350 p.) |
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This manual was prepared from materials included in the following two manuals:
Guide to Peace Corps Fish Culture Training by Dr. William Shelton, Anna Hiott and Eileen O'Hara at the University of Oklahoma under Contract PC-284-1006, 1987;
Peace Corps Fish Culture Training Design Manual by Fran Lowell and Roger Palm at the University of South Carolina under Contract PC-287-1005, 1990.
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DEDICATION
This manual is dedicated to Dr. Howard Paul and Effie Clemens. Without Doc's inspiration, insight, leadership and dedication Peace Corps would not have been able to make the contribution it has to international aquaculture development. He also inspired many of us to continue working in aquaculture and/or development after our Peace Corps service. As the saying goes, "Behind every good man is a good woman". Without Effie, Doc would not have accomplished all that he has. In anticipation of Doc and Effie's reaction to this dedication, the manual is also dedicated to the many past and present Peace Corps Volunteers and Staff who have contributed to the development of the training program described in this manual.