Since 2012
Creation of the network, RESAMA Days and financial support: the milestones that developed health and husbandry expertise for aquatic animals.
Milestones
UMS AMAGEN launched health and husbandry visits and provided the operational foundation for the network.
RESAMA Days became the annual meeting point for the network.
The network continued its visits and coordinated a national community around aquatic animals.
Exchanges between research facilities continued around husbandry and animal-health practices.
UMS AMAGEN maintained support from its own resources until the unit closed on 31 December 2019.
After the Covid period, RESAMA Days resumed at the Collège de France, which hosted the two-day event.
The RESAMA FC3R project began for two years, restarting visits and network coordination.
Health and husbandry visits resumed as part of the FC3R project.
The FC3R project ended after an eight-month extension that made it possible to complete the final visits.
The network continues to structure itself and is seeking recurring funding to consolidate its missions.