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Discover how advanced ecological modeling helps evaluate the carrying capacities of kelp and bivalve polyculture systems in coastal bays. This video explains the modeling framework, environmental indicators, and real-world applications that support sustainable aquaculture planning. Learn how integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) approaches can improve productivity while maintaining ecological balance.

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Ecological modeling methods for kelp–bivalve polyculture

Factors shaping carrying capacity in coastal bays

Environmental and sustainability benefits of polyculture

Tools and simulations used in ecosystem assessment

Insights for responsible and eco-friendly marine aquaculture

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A project that Rian and I have been working on. A planted, self feeding aquarium. -Eventually I’ll removed the water filter. -Eventually I’ll create an aquaponics system off of this water to feed some plants. -Eventually I’ll re-up this tank with real soil under the substrate. For now we’ve gotten to the point of the tank almost cleaning itself through the critters that live in it. I may have to go to a 20 gallon and add more plants, shrimp and snails. Maybe get rid of some fish. Carrying capacity is a very real thing. Kamila loves watching the fish and frog. Rian likes feeding and planting new plants. #DadLife #Riancito #KamilaEnCamino #sustainability #carryingcapacity #aquarium #plantedaquarium #shrimpaquarium #glofish (at Mesa, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEAh2syDFXq/?igshid=l6e8kb6qqy3s

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It’s not shocking that Vogt knew in in the 1940s that our survival on this planet depends on the hydrologic cycle. With the latest fires to the Amazon being a destructive blow that we’ll see in the future to come in the near future to come. In addition the human race needs to look at its mass farming and ranching production. It’s time to think local and screw global! The book is title “Road to Survival” by William Vogt & was published in 1948. The introduction is by non-other then Bernard M. Baruch who I have enjoyed reading, but have some mixed opinions of his influence. Again this was published in 1948... @arguelloarts #williamvogt #roadtosurvival #1948 #bookworm #carryingcapacity #bernardbaruch #anotherstateofmind #environmentalawareness #ecowarrior #bookoftheday #oneblood #environmentalchange #costofliving #indebtedness #socialresponsibility #naturalresources #causeandeffect #resourcecapital #agriculture #stackofbooks #vogt #climatechange #environmentalscience #book #bookstagram #bookaddict #books #3301 (at New Mexico, USA) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2k1g9vFKr9/?igshid=npd11l7qau6e

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The current book I’ve been reading was a recommendation from a resident at work. It’s a blessing & strange when to can converse with someone for about 15 minutes & they see your in another state of mind & can give you a piece of your inquiry puzzle. The book is title “Road to Survival” by William Vogt & was published in 1948. The introduction is by non-other then Bernard M. Baruch who I have enjoyed reading, but have some mixed opinions of his influence with the establishment of the WIB. I. Just the first two chapters Vogt gives a prediction from 1948 that our political leaders are failing & ignoring man’s physical impact on the environment. Vogt states “We Be Of One Blood” & as a human race we all live in one world. Vogt gives a us a bio-equation for this interaction that the carrying capacity is the product of the ratio between the environment’s biotic potential & the environment’s resistance. Vogt ends on this chapter with a prediction that at least THREE-QUARTERS of the human race will be wiped out. Again this was published in 1948... @arguelloarts #williamvogt #roadtosurvival #1948 #bookworm #carryingcapacity #bernardbaruch #anotherstateofmind #environmentalawareness #ecowarrior #bookoftheday #oneblood #environmentalchange (at New Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0Sgi33FPt2/?igshid=1q8knb2cjxfx3

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"In the middle of the swamp I watch the chickadees and nuthatches darting among the snags like small thrown stones. The snags are home to woodpeckers and owls during the long days of spring and summer. Now they are quiet. The eerie gray spears hold up the dull, moist sky above us. I look for the sun but can’t pinpoint it, its location just a suggestion. With the snow melted, its light just gets sucked into the water like a broken ship." from the chapter Miller Road in the book Carrying Capacity

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"My brother was just a newborn the last time we saw my grandmother Ramsey. She lay flat on a hospital bed parked edge long between the couch and the television in the front room of the house on Maltby Road. The bed anchored the visual space of the room’s windowed wall. On the outside of the house, that wall faced the road, the windows catching a marking of sunlight through the empty branches of the horse chestnut tree. I viewed my grandmother’s body in curiosity and apathy, the same way I would look at my brother as he recovered in a wheelchair twenty years later. She had spoken and carried on loudly in life, the cough of her cigarette ruined lungs rattling throughout the massive house even in her last days. In death, her dormant frame hushed the room. In the silence I stood looking out the screen door watching the cars and tractors pass by, their transience a convenient assurance of the fundamentals: we are never truly alone and everyone dies." from the chapter Maltby Road in Carrying Capacity