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CONCLUSION With the above deliberation, the issue is not to ban aquatic alien species but to have risk assessments and to evaluate the benefits associated with their use. Appropriate regulations of their movement will be in place. A comprehensive list of aquatic alien species and aquatic invasive alien species and their status pertaining to fisheries in Malaysia will be documented. Introductions of aquatic invasive alien species through all vectors will be reduced. More officials will be trained to prevent and manage aquatic invasive alien species and to implement domestic, regional and international requirements; and cooperation to establish scientific networks and information exchange. Communication among the public relevant to addressing aquatic invasive alien species will be increased. Educational materials would be developed to inform public of the dangers posed by the species. These materials would be incorporated into public out-reach programs (e.g., for schools, youth groups), news coverage (e.g., in newspapers, local publications), and in science-oriented events (e.g., at nature centers and natural history museums, at meetings of aquarium societies, aquariums and angling associations). References Ang, K.J.;R. Gopinath & T.E. Chua. 1989. The Status of Introduced Fish Species in Malaysia, p.71-82. In S.S. De Silva (ed.) Exotic aquatic Organisms in Asia. Proceedings of the Workshop on Introduction of Exotic Aquatic Organisms in Asia. Asian Fish. Soc. Spec. Publ.3, 154p. Asian Fisheries Society, Manila, Philippines. Anton, A.; M. N. Normawaty & Y. Fukuyo. 2000. Occurrence of harmful dinoflagellates in the Malacca Straits and its impact on aquaculture. In Towards Sustainable Management of the Straits of Malacca. M. Shariff, F. M. Yusoff, N. Gopinath, H. M. Ibrahim & R. A. Nik Mustapha (eds.), p. 155-163. Malacca Straits Research and Development Centre (MASDEC), Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia Azmi, M., Baki, B.B. & Mashhor, M. 1992. Weed communities in rice granary areas in Peninsular Malaysia. In: Proceedings of the First International Weed Control Congress 2, pp 57-60. Baki, B.B. & Azmi, M. 1992. Integrated management of paddy and aquatic weeds in Malaysia: Current status and prospects for improvement. In: Proceedings of the International Seminar “Biological Control and Integrated Management of Paddy and Aquatic Weeds in Asia” in Tsukuba, Japan. October 1994, pp 46-77. Bartley, D. & Christine, V. Casal. 1998. Impacts of Introductions on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Aquatic Biodiversity. Presented at Session 4 of the Int. Conf. on Sustainable Use of Aquatic Biodiversity: Data, Tools and Collaboration 1. ACP-EU Fisheries Research Initiative, 3-5 September 1998, Lisbon, Portugal. Carlton, J.T. & G.M. Ruiz (in press) Principles of Vector Science and Integrated Vector Management, in H. Mooney et al. (eds.), Best Practices for the Prevention and Management of Alien Invasive Species. Island Press Claudia Harper (2005). Koi Herpesvirus (Cyprinid herpesvirus 3). Aquaculture Magazine. November/ December 2005 D.V.Lightner; C.R.Pantoja; B.T.Poulos; K.F.J.Tang; R.M. Redman; T.Pasos-de-Andrade & J.R.Bonami, 2004. Infectious Myonecrosis New Disease in Pacific White Shrimp. Health Management. Global Aquaculture Advocate October 2004 pp85 Faazaz, A.L. & Othman M . 2002 . Observation on a red tide bloom occurrence of Prorocentrum minimum in South Johor Waters. Paper presented in Fisheries Research Symposium, Department of Fisheries Malaysia, Kota Bahru, Kelantan Geoffrey W. Howard. 2002. Invasive species in water-dependent ecosystems. Worldfish Centre. Use of Genetically Improved and Alien Species for Aquaculture and Conservation of Aquatic Biodiversity in Africa. 31
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