GENIALG is a free eLearning training course developed by the GENIALG Consortium.It consists of 4 modules: Seaweed cultivation and monitoring protocols; Ecosystem services of seaweed cultivation; Advanced methods of seaweed cultivation; Seaweeds and society. Modules (totalling 20 hours) begin with a short introduction containing practical information and learning objectives. This is followed by lessons with specific content and recommended readings related to the module. Each module ends with a quiz for a self-assessment of acquired learning.
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  • Seaweed cultivation and monitoring protocols
  • Ecosystem services of seaweed cultivation
  • Advanced methods of seaweed cultivation
  • Seaweeds and society
Fish Health Manual
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