The Malaysian Fisheries Society logo represents a fish which is symbolic for the capture fisheries and aquaculture. The actively swimming fish symbolises a dynamic society. The waves above the fish represent the aquatic environment which includes the freshwater bodies and the marine environment. The blue colour used for the logo represents the aquatic environment. The round shape signifies a holistic and integrated approach to fisheries managament, development and research.
MFS SEMINAR 2017
In this upcoming MFS seminar ‘New Paradigms for Aquaculture in Malaysia’, prominent speakers from both academia & industry will be featured. The seminar will take place in the Agriculture Faculty Hall, Universiti Putra Malaysia this Saturday 20th May 2017.
Other than the seminar, we will also distribute the latest FishMail Issue (Jan-April 2017), launch our new website (www.mfs.org.my) & facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/MalaysianFisheriesSociety/).
MFS is also opening two new writing competitions to its members 1) Article competition for students- Cash Prize of RM100/article & 2) My Aquaculture Story for all MFS members- Cash Prize of RM100/article.
This year MFS is co-organizing the Asian-Pacific Aquaculture 2017 to be held from 24th-27th July in PWTC Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. There are special discounts for MFS members & local participants.
Come & join us to learn more!!
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