| R7917 Self-recruiting species in aquaculture, their role in rural livelihoods |
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| A small selection of relevant photographs. |
 SRS catch includes species like climbing perch Annabas testudinius
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 SRS catch is a mixture of large and small species
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 SRS catch can also include non-fish, like crabs, snails and shrimps. They might be caught by hand, trap or net
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 Farmer managed aquatic systems (ponds and rice fields)
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 Household pond in Cambodia
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 Household pond in Vietnam
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 Rice fields in Vietnam
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 Pond in the lake in Cambodia
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 Bid-rent pond in Vietnam
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 Creating habitat for SRS
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 Nursing young stocked fish in hapas reduces the risk of predation shortly after stocking. The hapa can also be used to save selected SRS broodstock during the period when a pond is harvested
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 Harvesting fish from a pond
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 Screening the inlet to a pond or ricefield ensures that only favoured SRS can enter
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 Farmer's collecting the last of the harvest from the muddy bottom of a pond. Any potential broodstock will be saved behind the plants in the bottom lefthand corner of the picture and some water will be added back into the pond
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 Villages and researchers discussing important SRS during a participatory community assessment
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 Village planning discussion
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 A village map produced during a participatory community assessment
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