Oddgeir Andersen: Economic impact of parasites/diseases on a highly popular fish species in Norway

V torek, 14. novembra 2023, bo izveden seminar z naslovom Economic impact of parasites/diseases on a highly popular fish species in Norway

ČAS IN PROSTOR: Predavanje bo potekalo v Livadah 1.0 (Livade 6, Izola), predavalnica Epsilon (pritličje), ob 12. uri.  

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Predavatelj: Oddgeir Andersen
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Oddgeir Andersen is a senior research scientist and the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research. His research focus is in the intersection between social studies and ecology. For example, human-nature interactions, use of natural resources or resource conflicts, nature-based tourism, outdoor life, environmental preferences and attitudes, socio-eological systems.
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NASLOV:  Economic impact of parasites/diseases on a highly popular fish species in Norway
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The focus of my talk will be on the economic impact of parasites/dieases on a highly popular fish species in Norway, the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and the Gyrodactylus salaris parasite. I will present how to measure the impact by using revealed preferences method (travel cost method) and the cost-benefit ratio of eradicating the parasite. G. salaris was introduced in Norway in 1975 by the fish- farming industry, and infected more than 50 rivers out of the 400 rivers with atlantic salmon.

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