GoFish Hawaiʻi: Developing New Opportunities for Integrated Aquaculture in Hawaiʻi | Center for Tropical and Subtropical Aquaculture

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Location	Funding	Institution	Principal Investigator(s)
Hawaii	$49,041	University of Hawaii at Manoa	Theodore Radovich, PhD, Bradley K. Fox, PhD, Janel Yamamoto, and Jensen Uyeda

Overall Goal
The goal of the GFH project is to reduce Hawai‘i’s dependence on imported food and increase the state’s food sustainability. The basic structure of the GFH training program is described in the Approach section below and is based on the GoFarm Hawai‘i model.

Objectives
1. Increase the number of viable, sustainable commercial agri-aquaculture farmers in Hawai‘i: Train 50 participants in commercial aquaponics production and business.
2. Provide marketing support for GFH alumni: Enable 15 graduates to utilize Reelerapp.com for online fish sales.
3. Provide job placement opportunities: Place 15 GFH graduates at KCF.