American Expatriate Costa Rica

English-language news and information on Costa Rica

  • Home
  • Original Articles
  • News Reports
  • Book Reviews

Fishery sector offers scholarships

August 8, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The Fishery Costa Rican Federation, along with Gray Fish Tag Research (GFTR) want to promote an approach between the fishery and the scientific sector in order to know about the management and conservation of marine species.

As consequence, they are giving scholarships to university students from public and private institutions to develop researches in biology and ecology areas.

There are already three students who have received this benefit. In the coming months, they will focus on the food webs of large pelagic species. They will use the stable isotopes’ technique. In addition, they will research on the genetic connectivity of the species caught in recreational fishing.

crhoy.com

Related articles:

  1. ¢611 million for scholarships and research projects
  2. 538 student cafeterias will be open during school break
  3. Exports grew 7%
  4. Food for Turrialba’s cats and dogs
  5. App for responsible fish cosumption
  6. ¢10 wage increase per every ¢100,000 approved for public sector

Filed Under: News Reports

SIGN UP FOR AMERICAN EXPATRIATE IN COSTA RICA

It's free, we respect your privacy and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Connect with Social Media

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • RSS
  • Twitter
Follow @expatcostarica

Search Articles and News Reports

Articles by Publication Date

May 2025
M T W T F S S
 1234
567891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
262728293031  
« Apr    

News Summary

U.S. President Orders Navy Task Force to Caribbean to Counter Venezuela Threat

Costa Rica Government Silent on Travel Ban with Just 13 Days Left

News Summary

Legislators approve moratorium for registration of shareholders

President confirms gasoline give away for ethanol pilot project

Chinese company sells low cost smart phones in Costa Rica

Search continues for small plane missing in Drake

Farmers will march to the Ministry of Agriculture

IMN warns of dangerous UV radiation this Friday

Copyright © 2010 to 2025 · Link to Legal Notices and Privacy Policy