Albarese | Parco Naturale delle Maremma

Capalbio


Colline Metallifere


la costa Toscana

Walking along the Tuscan coast

Crete Senesi

         
Abbazia di Monte Oliveto Maggiore

Grosseto


Manciano


Montagnola Senese

         Walking in the Montagnola senese


Montalcino

Monte Amiata

         Walking on Monte Amiata


Montepulciano

Prato

Scansano

Siena

          Fonti di Siena

Sorano

Sovana

Val d'Elsa

Val d'orcia

          Montalcino

          Pienza

          Sant'Antimo

          San Quirico d'Orcia

          Radicofani

          Walking in the Val d'Orcia


Val di Chiana

         Montepulciano

         Montefollonico


Valle d'Ombrone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 





 
La Costa Toscana

Fish production in Orbetello, fish farms 'Il Vigneto', 'La Cosa' and 'Ittima' in the background

Fish farms 'Il Vigneto', 'La Cosa' and 'Ittima'. In the background Cosa, and on the right a part of the Tombolo di Feniglia. [Source: GoodLady on www.hubpages.com]

 

Toscana, Galleria di immagini  
     
   

Fish production in Orbetello

   
   

Aquaculture in Tuscany

Fishing, aquaculture and agriculture are key economic activities in Tuscany +and fishing is a major source of income in the areas with industrial decline and low employment rates.
This film shows the devolpment of sustainable fish farming in Tuscany. It was made specifically for AQUA2006 - the joint conference of the European Aquaculture Society and the World Aquaculture Society. This film (part 2) provides a good summary of the history of modern aquaculture, as well as lovely images of this beautiful Italian region, around Orbetello and Ansedonia in southern Tuscany.

Fish production in Orbetello

Fish production in Orbetello, Maremma, is an Italian aquaculture success story. COOPAM (the local fish farm Cooperative) commercializes around 20.000 tonnes Sea Bass, Sea Bream and Maigre (Ombrina), every year - earning a reputation for quality fish.

Modern fish farming has been developed along this coast and the local territory of nearby Orbetello using these ancient techniques and traditions. The Roman Emperors got their Sea Bass from here...

In the 1970's the 360,000 sq meters of land beside the lagoon of Orbetello in the Maremma became a fish farm, and together with its twin farms “La Cosa” and "Ittima" it has promoted the modern intensive aquaculture of Sea Bass, Sea Bream and the precious Maigre (Ombrina)