Objectives

1. To enhance the knowledge and skills for sustainable fisheries resources management.
2. To impart knowledge to use coral reef survey techniques
3. To develop skills in developing and designing questionnaires for gathering socio-economic data from fishing communities
4. To develop practical skills in operating small vessels, including safety procedures and survival techniques at sea
5. To enhance team working of students for good collaboration and efficiency
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Training Methodologies

The training is composed of in-class lecturers and discussions, practical sessions.

• In class Lectures and Discussions
- Oceanographic Features in the Gulf of Thailand
- Marine Pollution in the Gulf of Thailand
- Ecosystem Approach to Fishery Management (EAFM)
- Post Harvest Fishing
- Extension Media in Fishery
- Safety Onboard and Passage Planning
- Introduction to Coral Reef Ecology and Biodiversity
- Coral Reef Benthic Identification
- Fishing gear
- Awareness to Combat IUU Fishing
- Biological Oceanographic Survey
- Assessing Impact on Marine Environments and Fisheries
- Socio-economic in Fishery Community

• Practical Sessions
- Personal Survival, Safety at Sea Techniques and Passage Planning
- Reef Benthic Survey Images Analysis Using CPCe Software
- Rope, Knotting and Simple Fishing Gears Construction
- Develop a Questionnaire for Community and Resources Surveys in the Fishery Community