As an Aquaculture Environmental Analyst, you will need to master following:

• analyse environmental data
• apply standard feeding and nutrition protocols
• aquaculture legal documents
• assess environmental impact in aquaculture operations
• ensure the safety of endangered species and protected areas
• fish biology
• grow cultures used in monitoring experiments
• measure the impact of specific aquaculture activity
• monitor the farm environmental management plan
• perform environmental investigations
• pollution legislation
• prevent marine pollution

More generally, an aquaculture environmental analyst is also versed in:

• advise on environmental risk management systems
• analyse work-related written reports
• animal welfare legislation
• assess contamination
• assess environmental impact
• carry out environmental audits
• carry out training in environmental matters
• develop environmental policy
• ecology
• environmental legislation
• environmental policy
• monitor legislation developments
• pollution prevention
• report on environmental issues
• write work-related reports

It also helps to know the following:

• develop outreach training plans
• fish anatomy
• provide on-site training in aquaculture facilities
• assess environmental plans against financial costs
• communicate verbal instructions
• coordinate environmental efforts
• create training materials
• deliver online training
• identify training needs
• promote environmental awareness
• speak different languages
• train employees
• use communication devices