{"id":354,"date":"2024-06-05T17:12:24","date_gmt":"2024-06-05T15:12:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/coolbluefuture.org\/?page_id=354"},"modified":"2025-11-13T10:36:30","modified_gmt":"2025-11-13T09:36:30","slug":"lesson-1","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/coolbluefuture.org\/lt\/guide-to-regenerative-ocean-farming\/lesson-1\/","title":{"rendered":"1-oji pamoka"},"content":{"rendered":"1-oji pamoka\n\t\t\t\t\t\n

\n\t\t\t1-oji pamoka. \u012evadas \u012f regeneracin\u012f vandenyn\u0173 \u016bkininkavim\u0105\t<\/h1>\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\tThe lesson is currently available in English, Danish & Lithuanian\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/a>\n

\n\t\t\t\u012evadas\t<\/h3>\n\t

In this lesson, you will learn the basics of regenerative ocean farming. Where does it come from and why is it a good idea? And just as importantly: How and why it’s an idea worth turning into a career path.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\"mytilus\"\n\t

Akvakult\u016bra gyvuoja t\u016bkstantme\u010dius, ta\u010diau \u0161iuolaikiniai akvakult\u016bros metodai buvo sukurti per kelet\u0105 paskutini\u0173 de\u0161imtme\u010di\u0173. \u0160ie metodai da\u017enai buvo orientuoti \u012f intensyvi\u0105 gamyb\u0105, d\u0117l to kilo aplinkosaugos problem\u0173, pavyzd\u017eiui, \u017euv\u0173 ferm\u0173 tar\u0161a ir \u017eala j\u016br\u0173 buvein\u0117ms. Regeneracin\u0117 akvakult\u016bra atsirado kaip atsakas \u012f \u0161ias problemas ir dalis platesnio jud\u0117jimo u\u017e regeneracin\u0119 \u017eemdirbyst\u0119, kuria siekiama atkurti ir pagerinti dirvo\u017eemio ir ekosistem\u0173 sveikat\u0105.<\/p>\n

Regeneracin\u0117 akvakult\u016bra apima j\u016br\u0173 organizm\u0173 \u2013 j\u016bros dumbli\u0173, midij\u0173, austri\u0173 ir kit\u0173 moliusk\u0173 \u2013 auginim\u0105 tokiu b\u016bdu, kuris yra ne tik tvarus, bet ir aktyviai gerina j\u016br\u0173 aplink\u0105. Keletas regeneraciniam \u016bkininkavimui b\u016bding\u0173 element\u0173:<\/p>\n

\n\t\t\t1. Auginimas vandens storym\u0117je\t<\/h4>\n\t

Regeneracinis auginimas vyksta vandens storym\u0117je, kur pas\u0117liai kabo vertikaliai, nesiliesdami su j\u016bros dugnu. Tai rei\u0161kia, kad j\u016bros dugne esan\u010dios ekosistemos n\u0117ra trikdomos, o surinkt\u0173 kult\u016br\u0173 kokyb\u0117 yra daug geresn\u0117.<\/p>\n

\n\t\t\t2. Multitrofinis auginimas\t<\/h4>\n\t

Vietoje vienos r\u016b\u0161ies, kartu auginamos kelios r\u016b\u0161ys. Pavyzd\u017eiui, j\u016bros dumbliai ir midijos gali b\u016bti auginami tame pa\u010diame plote: j\u016bros dumbliai absorbuoja maistini\u0173 med\u017eiag\u0173 pertekli\u0173 ir ma\u017eina eutrofikacij\u0105, o midijos filtruoja vanden\u012f ir gerina jo kokyb\u0119.<\/p>\n

\n\t\t\t3. Auginimas be papildom\u0173 s\u0105naud\u0173\t<\/h4>\n\t

Regeneracinei akvakult\u016brai nereikia pa\u0161ar\u0173, tr\u0105\u0161\u0173 ar pesticid\u0173. Tai \u017eenkliai suma\u017eina poveik\u012f aplinkai, palyginti su tradiciniais akvakult\u016bros metodais, kuomet \u0161\u0117rimas neretai didina tar\u0161\u0105.<\/p>\n\t

\u201eCool Blue Future\u201c kartu su kitomis Baltijos j\u016bros regiono ir Norvegijos organizacijomis pareng\u0117 Regeneracinio vandenyn\u0173 \u016bkininkavimo manifestas<\/a>. The manifesto’s 8 principles can serve as a guideline and inspiration for anyone who wants to combine marine food production with active nature restoration.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\"IMG_9175\"\n

\n\t\t\tEutrofikacija ir ekosistem\u0173 stresas\t<\/h3>\n\t

Svarbiausia prie\u017eastis, kod\u0117l regeneracinis vandenyn\u0173 \u016bkininkavimas yra tokia gera mintis, yra li\u016bdinantis faktas, kad m\u016bs\u0173 vandenynai ir j\u016bros susiduria su daugybe rimt\u0173 gr\u0117smi\u0173, sukeliam\u0173 \u017emogaus veikla. Pagrindin\u0117 i\u0161 j\u0173 \u2013 eutrofikacija, pastebima daugelyje pakran\u010di\u0173 teritorij\u0173.<\/p>\n

Eutrofikacija yra procesas, kurio metu vandens telkiniuose padid\u0117j\u0119s maistini\u0173 med\u017eiag\u0173, pirmiausia azoto ir fosforo, kiekis paskatina pernelyg gaus\u0173 augal\u0173 ir dumbli\u0173 augim\u0105. \u0160ios maistingosios med\u017eiagos gali patekti i\u0161 \u012fvairi\u0173 \u0161altini\u0173, \u012fskaitant \u017eem\u0117s \u016bkio nuotekas, nuotek\u0173 i\u0161leidim\u0105 ir pramoninius ter\u0161alus. Nors maistingosios med\u017eiagos yra b\u016btinos vandens augalams, j\u0173 perteklius gali sukelti dideli\u0173 aplinkosaugini\u0173 ir ekonomini\u0173 problem\u0173. Eutrofikacijos procesas vyksta 4 etapais:<\/p>\n

    \n
  1. Praturtinimas maistingosiomis med\u017eiagomis<\/b>: Excess nutrients enter a water body, increasing the availability of nitrogen and phosphorus. Leads to…<\/li>\n
  2. Dumbli\u0173 \u017eyd\u0117jimas<\/b>: These nutrients promote the rapid growth of algae and phytoplankton, leading to algal blooms. Leads to…<\/li>\n
  3. Skilimas<\/b>: When the algae die, they sink to the bottom where they are decomposed by bacteria. This process consumes oxygen from the water, leading to decreased oxygen levels. Leads to…<\/li>\n
  4. Hipoksija ir anoksija<\/b>: jei deguonies tr\u016bkumas didelis, gali susidaryti hipoksin\u0117s (ma\u017eai deguonies) arba anoksin\u0117s (n\u0117ra deguonies) s\u0105lygos, kurios gali b\u016bti pra\u017e\u016btingos vandens organizmams.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Tradici\u0161kai Europos \u0161ali\u0173 pakrant\u0117se gyvenantys \u017emon\u0117s vandenyn\u0105 ir j\u016br\u0105 mat\u0117 kaip \u0161altin\u012f savo pagrindiniams poreikiams patenkinti. D\u0117l eutrofikacijos ir kit\u0173 aplinkos veiksni\u0173, toki\u0173 kaip klimato kaita, alinanti \u017evejyba ir vandenyn\u0173 r\u016bg\u0161t\u0117jimas, padarini\u0173 mes, kaip r\u016b\u0161is, esame priversti perkurti savo po\u017ei\u016br\u012f \u012f vandenyno i\u0161tekli\u0173 naudojim\u0105 ir \u012fsisavinti regeneracinius principus.<\/p>\n

    Spart\u0173 regeneracinio vandenyn\u0173 \u016bkininkavimo plitim\u0105 lemia aplinkosaugini\u0173, ekonomini\u0173, socialini\u0173, technologini\u0173 ir politini\u0173 veiksni\u0173 visuma. Regeneracin\u0117 praktika si\u016blo perspektyv\u0173 sprendim\u0105 kai kuriems opiausiems i\u0161\u0161\u016bkiams, su kuriais susiduria m\u016bs\u0173 j\u016bros ir vandenynai bei pasaulin\u0117s maisto sistemos. Kadangi regeneracin\u0117 akvakult\u016bra gerina j\u016br\u0173 ekosistem\u0173 b\u016bkl\u0119, kuria ekonomines galimybes ir skatina tvari\u0105 maisto gamyb\u0105, vis daug\u0117ja vietovi\u0173, kur ji \u012fsitvirtina.<\/p>\n

    \n\t\t\tJ\u016brinio \u016bkio \u012frengimas\t<\/h3>\n\t

    Regeneraciniuose vandenyn\u0173 ir j\u016br\u0173 \u016bkiuose paprastai naudojama vertikali sistema, kurioje maksimaliai i\u0161naudojama erdv\u0117 ir auginamos kelios r\u016b\u0161ys. \u016ak\u012f sudaro vertikalios lyn\u0173 linijos, sujungtos su inkarais dugne ir pl\u016bdurais vandens pavir\u0161iuje. Tarp \u0161i\u0173 vertikali\u0173 linij\u0173 horizontaliai kabinamos virv\u0117s arba tinklai, taip vandens storym\u0117je sukuriant tinklin\u0119 strukt\u016br\u0105. J\u016bros dugne esantys sunk\u016bs inkarai palaiko strukt\u016bros stabilum\u0105, o pavir\u0161iuje esantys pl\u016bdurai i\u0161laiko \u012ftempim\u0105 ir augan\u010di\u0173 organizm\u0173 svor\u012f.<\/p>\n

    \u016akis gali b\u016bti naudojamas \u0161iems tikslams:<\/p>\n

    \n\t\t\tJ\u016bros dumbli\u0173 auginimas\t<\/h4>\n\t

    J\u016bros dumbliai auginami ant horizontali\u0173 virvi\u0173 arba tinkl\u0173, sukabint\u0173 vandens storym\u0117je. Skirting\u0173 r\u016b\u0161i\u0173 dumblius galima auginti \u012fvairiame gylyje, priklausomai nuo specifini\u0173 j\u0173 \u0161viesos ir maistini\u0173 med\u017eiag\u0173 poreiki\u0173.<\/p>\n

    \n\t\t\tMoliusk\u0173 auginimas\t<\/h4>\n\t

    Midijos, austr\u0117s ir \u0161ukut\u0117s auginamos prie konstrukcijos pritvirtintuose tinkliniuose narvuose arba ant lyn\u0173. \u0160ie moliuskai filtruoja vanden\u012f, gerindami jo kokyb\u0119 ir teikdami naud\u0105 supan\u010diai aplinkai.<\/p>\n

    \n\t\t\tMultitrofinis auginimas\t<\/h4>\n\t

    Integruojant kelias r\u016b\u0161is, pavyzd\u017eiui, \u012fvairi\u0173 r\u016b\u0161i\u0173 j\u016bros dumblius ir moliuskus, \u016bkis sukuria subalansuot\u0105 ekosistem\u0105. Toks polikult\u016brinis metodas didina biologin\u0119 \u012fvairov\u0119 ir atsparum\u0105 kenk\u0117jams bei ligoms.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\"DJI_0178\"\n\t

    Kai kuriuose \u016bkiuose gali b\u016bti \u012frengtos pl\u016bduriuojan\u010dios platformos, kurios suteikia galimyb\u0119 lengviau pasiekti ir pri\u017ei\u016br\u0117ti auginamas kult\u016bras. \u0160iose platformose gali b\u016bti sumontuota derliaus nu\u0117mimo, steb\u0117jimo ir prie\u017ei\u016bros \u012franga. Vis da\u017eniau \u016bkiuose naudojami sensoriai, kuriais sekamos aplinkos s\u0105lygos, pavyzd\u017eiui, temperat\u016bra, druskingumas ir maistini\u0173 med\u017eiag\u0173 kiekis. \u0160ie duomenys padeda optimizuoti auginam\u0173 r\u016b\u0161i\u0173 augimo s\u0105lygas.<\/p>\n

    Regeneracinio vandenyno \u016bkio k\u016brimas paprastai vyksta \u0161iais etapais:<\/p>\n

      \n
    1. Inkaravimas<\/b>: kad b\u016bt\u0173 u\u017etikrintas stabilumas, \u012f j\u016bros dugn\u0105 nuleid\u017eiami sunk\u016bs inkarai. Tai gali b\u016bti betono blokai, metalo inkarai arba nat\u016bral\u016bs uolien\u0173 dariniai.<\/li>\n
    2. Vertikalios linijos<\/b>: Strong ropes or cables are attached to the anchors and extend up to the surface, where they are connected to buoys. These vertical lines form the backbone of the farm’s structure.<\/li>\n
    3. Horizontal\u016bs lynai \/ tinklai<\/b>: horizontal\u016bs lynai arba tinklai ri\u0161ami tarp vertikali\u0173 lyn\u0173 \u012fvairiuose gyliuose. Jie sukuria pagrind\u0105 j\u016bros dumbliams ir moliusk\u0173 narvams pritvirtinti.<\/li>\n
    4. Auginimas<\/b>: virv\u0117s su j\u016bros dumbli\u0173 sodinukais apvyniojamos aplink horizontaliai i\u0161temptus lynus arba pritvirtinamos prie j\u0173. Moliuskai talpinami \u012f tinklinius krep\u0161elius arba narvus, kaban\u010dius ant konstrukcijos.<\/li>\n
    5. Pl\u016bdurai ir pl\u016bduriuojan\u010dios platformos<\/b>: Buoys at the surface maintain the structure’s position and tension.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Norint u\u017etikrinti konstrukcijos vientisum\u0105 ir \u016bkio produktyvum\u0105, b\u016btina reguliari prie\u017ei\u016bra. Taip pat reikia u\u017etikrinti, kad inkarai b\u016bt\u0173 saugiai \u012ftvirtinti, pl\u016bdurai tinkamai \u012ftempti, reguliariai tikrinti d\u0117l susid\u0117v\u0117jimo ir keisti pa\u017eeistas dalis.<\/p>\n

      Fizin\u0117 regeneracinio j\u016br\u0173 \u016bkio konstrukcija sukurta taip, kad b\u016bt\u0173 veiksminga, tvari ir naudinga aplinkai. Naudojant vertikali\u0105 \u016bkininkavimo strukt\u016br\u0105 su dugne \u012ftvirtintomis linijomis, horizontaliais tinklais ir integruotu r\u016b\u0161i\u0173 auginimu, \u0161iuose \u016bkiuose maksimaliai i\u0161naudojama erdv\u0117, palankiai veikiamos j\u016br\u0173 ekosistemos ir tiekiami vertingi maisto i\u0161tekliai.<\/p>\n

      \n\t\t\tPas\u0117liai\t<\/h3>\n\t

      Regeneraciniame vandenyn\u0173 \u016bkyje pagrindiniai pas\u0117liai yra j\u016bros dumbliai ir moliuskai. Auginamos kult\u016bros parenkamos atsi\u017evelgiant \u012f j\u0173 geb\u0117jim\u0105 gerinti aplinkos s\u0105lygas ir kartu teikti ekonomi\u0161kai vertingus produktus.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\"IMG_9155\"\n

      \n\t\t\tRudadumbliai\t<\/h4>\n\t

      Da\u017eniausiai pasitaikan\u010dios r\u016b\u0161ys: cukrin\u0117 laminarija (sugar kelp arba Saccharina latissima) ir sparnuotasis rudadumblis (winged kelp arba Alaria esculenta). Rudieji dumbliai paprastai auginami ant horizontali\u0173 lyn\u0173 arba tinkl\u0173, i\u0161tempt\u0173 vandens storym\u0117je. Rudadumbliai naudojami maisto produktams, kosmetikai, tr\u0105\u0161oms, gyv\u016bn\u0173 pa\u0161arams ir biokurui gaminti. Juose taip pat gausu vitamin\u0173 ir mineral\u0173, tad jie vertingi kaip maisto papildai.<\/p>\n

      \n\t\t\tRaudonieji dumbliai\t<\/h4>\n\t

      Verti pamin\u0117jimo pavyzd\u017eiai: Altanto raudondumbliai Dulse (dulse arba Palmaria palmata), porfyra (nori arba Porphyra) ir vaistinis drebuluotis (Chondrus crispus arba Irish moss). Raudonieji j\u016bros dumbliai, kaip ir rudieji dumbliai, auginami ant virvi\u0173 ar tinkl\u0173, da\u017enai skirtingame gylyje, kad gaut\u0173 optimal\u0173 \u0161viesos kiek\u012f. \u0160ie dumbliai naudojami kulinarijoje, karagenino (maisto tir\u0161tiklio) gamybai, kosmetikos ir farmacijos produktuose.<\/p>\n

      \n\t\t\t\u017dalieji dumbliai\t<\/h4>\n\t

      Common types include Ulva lactuca (sea lettuce) and Codium fragile (dead man’s fingers). Green algae are used in salads, soups, and other culinary dishes. They are also explored for their potential in biofuel production and as animal feed supplements.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\"DSC04311\"\n

      \n\t\t\tM\u0117lynosios midijos\t<\/h4>\n\t

      M\u0117lynosios midijos (Mytilus edulis) paprastai auginamos ant vertikaliai vandens storym\u0117je pakabint\u0173 virvi\u0173 arba ilg\u0173 kojini\u0173 pavidalo tinkleliuose. Midijos filtruoja didelius vandens kiekius, pa\u0161alindamos kiet\u0105sias daleles ir pagerindamos vandens kokyb\u0119. Jos taip pat prisideda prie maistini\u0173 med\u017eiag\u0173 apykaitos ir suteikia buveines kitiems j\u016br\u0173 organizmams. Midijos yra populiarios j\u016bros g\u0117ryb\u0117s, turin\u010dios daug baltym\u0173 ir omega-3 riebal\u0173 r\u016bg\u0161\u010di\u0173.<\/p>\n

      \n\t\t\tAustr\u0117s\t<\/h4>\n\t

      D\u0117l savo invazin\u0117s kilm\u0117s kai kuriuose Europos vandenyse, Ramiojo vandenyno austri\u0173 (Pacific oyster arba Crassostrea gigas) auginimui paprastai pasirenkamos triploidin\u0117s, daugintis negalin\u010dios, veisl\u0117s. Austr\u0117s auginamos tinkliniuose narvuose, loviuose arba ant ilg\u0173 \u016bd\u0173 vandens storym\u0117je. Jos labai vertinamos kulinarijoje, gausios maistini\u0173 med\u017eiag\u0173, pavyzd\u017eiui, cinko ir vitamino B12.<\/p>\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\tKita pamoka\n\t\t\t<\/a>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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