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My colleagues at the Biologische Anstalt Helgoland and I are grateful that you have accepted our invitation. All of us welcome you most cordially to this island and to our Marine Station. We are happy that some 258 scientists, representing 29 countries, have come here in order to present and to critically discuss new information on Cultivation of marine organisms and its importance for marine biology. It is both an honour and a pleasure for me to welcome you also on behalf of the Bundesregierung, the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany. The considerable, world-wide interest in this International Helgoland Symposium has led to an unusually large number of applications for presentation of papers. Even though we have attempted to exclude all contributions not: immediately relevant to the topic of this meeting, some 64 papers;: will be presented, and additional accounts are scheduled to be offered during two Informal Sessions on Cultivation of plankton populations and on Fish-farming, including farming of other organisms of economic importance. Such Informal Sessions represent a new element in the series of International Helgoland Symposia which was initiated in 1963. It is hoped that the Informal Sessions will provide an opportunity for discussing and evaluating~important relevant problems more thoroughly and in greater depth than is possible during the restricted periods of time available a~er the presentation of a formal paper. We feel that a combination of formal papers and extensive informal discussions of specific issues offers maximum possibilities for exchange and assessment of information. Instead of recording and printing the discussions following the formal papers, we shall, this year, record the discussions held during the Informal Sessions and later print an

International symposium “cultivation of marine organisms and its importance for marine biology”: Opening address