Capamara Communications Inc. publishes Hatchery International, a bi-monthly trade paper produced for fish hatchery professionals around the world.
The aim of Hatchery International is to provide a forum for exchanging information on technology used on fish and shellfish hatcheries and on water recirculation and re-use in aquaculture.

The publication publishes a range of articles dealing with all aspects of hatchery design construction, management, and operation. Feature articles (1200 words) may profile specific facilities or may be descriptions of flow-through and recirculation systems, subsystems or processes, including aspects of biology, physiology, chemistry, physics and engineering of aquaculture systems. Shorter articles (300-400 words) can be submitted for the news and new products sections of the publication.

Photographs. Digital photographs are preferred providing the pixel count is sufficient to allow magazine-quality reproduction. Line drawings should be in ink and formatted so that details will be clear after reduction or enlargement.

Photographs may be sent by email, regular mail or using the UPLOAD link.
PLEASE review the PDF concerning image guidelines.

Before sending unsolicited articles contributors should query the editor by phone or e-mail with a brief outline of the proposed story. All first time contributions are submitted on a speculative basis.

Submissions
Articles should be formatted in Microsoft Word and submitted by email as attached documents. Material can also be sent on CD by mail or by fax but must be received at least five working days ahead of the editorial deadline. Photographs (high resolution jpegs) should be sent to the editor by email or can accompany an article sent on CD.

Deadline
All material must be received no later then the 20th of the month to be in time for publication the following month. For additional information call or email the editor, Peter Chettleburgh, at 4623 William Head Road, Victoria, BC. Canada. Tel. (250) 478-3973. Fax (250) 478-3979 EDITOR

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