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Dade City man hopes to help cure world hunger with aquaponics 3-10-10
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Busch Gardens' gift of tilapia thrills fishery 3-9-10
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MSF Newsletter Winter 2009 - Merry Christmas!
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MSF Newsletter Summer 2009
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MSF Newsletter Spring 2009
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MSF Newsletter Winter 2008
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MSF Newsletter Summer 2008
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MSF Newsletter Spring 2008
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Aquaponics Journal - Article
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Race Against Hunger - Tampa Tribune Article
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MSF Newsletter Winter 2007
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MSF Newsletter April/June 2007
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They Practice The American Dream And Work To Alleviate Poverty: Toys for Tots June 2007.
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MSF Newsletter Jan/Mar 2007: Students Study at MSF, Graduate Locates Sites, Intern Graduates.
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MSF Newsletter Oct/Dec: Nicaragua Project Update-Morning Star Fishermen’s project in Nicaragua, a fish farm and training center in Jinotepé made possible through support from Rotary clubs in central Florida, Rotary District 6950, the Rotary Foundation and Club Rotario de Jinotepé is moving forward.
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MSF E-News:Hans and Sigrid visit Montserrat and much more...
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MSF Newsletter April/May:There is a lot of exciting changes going on at Morning Star Fishermen, students and visitors from around the world, new projects in Central America, and much more.
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MSF Newsletter: News from Haiti
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Fundraising Regatta 2006: The Race Against Hunger!
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The 4th Annual Caribbean Calypso Ball 2006: All proceeds benefit Morning Star Fishermen, a non-profit organization. All contributions are tax deductible. Tax exempt #202250000.
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MSF November 2005 Newsletter: Update on Love a Child Fish Farm and Training Facility in Haiti
• The Race Against
Hunger: December 2005
more...
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MSF August 2005 Newsletter: What's new at MSF's Training Center?
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Hans & Sigrid on Christian Television Network-Channel 22, Friday, Sept. 9th 2005, at 9:00 p.m.
• Focus - Dade City/Zephyrhills Edition, July 2005 Article: Feeding Communities Across the Globe
• Bay Focus TV Interview on CTN Tampa, Channel 22, Tuesday, June 28th 2005, at 9:30 p.m.
Hans and our students will be on Bay Focus with producer and host - Darlene Greenlee, which features local ministries of Central Florida. Sky Angel Christian Satellite Network carries Ch. 22’s programming, so many viewers across America have the Bay Focus program on Sky Angel Network in their homes.
• Bay Focus TV Interview on CTN-Channel 22, Wednesday, June 29th 2005, at 11:30 a.m. (re-airs from the Tuesday program)
• Tampa Tribune, Sunday, May 22, 2005 - Article: Fishing For Answers: How can keeping an aquarium teach a child to feed the world?
• East Pasco News, May 2005 - Article: Morning Star Fishermen Fight World Hunger:
• MSF May 2005 Newsletter: real stories of the fight against world hunger
• Letter from Jaime Guerra, International Aquaculture-CASS-Program
Hillsborough Community College
• St. Petersburg Times, Saturday, January 29, 2005 - Article: Lessons on life in tree hideaway Series: MY HOUSE"This house was in bad shape, but I didn't feel like I could ask [Hans Geissler] to make it better until the charity was up and running," says [Sigrid Geissler], who has known Hans since she was 13 and living on a farm outside Frankfurt...
• Press Release: Friday, July 16, 2004. MORNING STAR FISHERMEN INC. AQUACULTURE CENTER
• Tampa Tribune, Thursday, July 15, 2004 - Article: A Big Catch - Fish-farming facility hopes new chief will net more money for and extend the scope of the Pasco center
• March 20, 2004 - Our Second Annual Calypso Ball. Read our flyer on the Sponsorship levels to see how you as friends can help MSF:Sponsorship Levels. All proceeds benefit Morning Star Fishermen, a non-profit organization. All contributions are
tax deductible. Tax exempt #202250000.
• Assist News Service, Tuesday, January 13, 2004 - Article: "MORNING STAR FISHERMEN" IS ON A MISSION TO HELP FEED THE WORLD
• December Newsletter 2003: Training Seminar-Fundamentals of raising Talipia. MSF Research Update.
• Article: November 2003 - A Trip to Remember - Missions in Haiti
• MSF Newsletter 2003: Haiti training center-mission team scheduled for this November. MSF Curriculum developement and much more inside this issue.
• The Florida Catholic - St. Petersburg Diocese, July 24, 2003. Help for foreign homeland found at fishery [Hillsborough Community College foreign students who interned at Morning Star Fishermen are taking their knowledge home.]
Yamileth Boriceno is ready to go home and help her community in Bluefield, Nicaragua. For two years now, Boriceno has studied aquaculture, the controlled cultivation of marine life at Hillsborough Community College as part of the U.S. aid program for foreign students.
Read entire story in the FL CATHOLIC, page A 3.
• Article: June 2003 - Foreign Students Intern at MSF
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Tampa Tribune, July 28, 2000. This article
also touched on the differences between Western and Eastern Pasco County and welcomed Morning Star Fishermen as a new addition to the area.
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St. Petersburg Times, July 26, 2000.
This article explained the public view of how Morning Star Fishermen came to settle in eastern Pasco County, FL instead of the Moon Lake area in
Western Pasco County.
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WTVT-TV-Fox 13, Tampa Bay News, July 26, 2000.
Morning Star Fishermen was featured on the evening news by correspondent Charley Belcher.
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St. Petersburg Times, June 28, 1994. Read
the full text. This article covered the theft of some of Morning Star Fishermen's Tilapia fish.
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St. Petersburg Times, June 11, 1994. Read
the full text. This article covered the Fish-a-thon fundraiser and
also profiled Morning Star Fishermen and its history.
• Letter from Aquaculture Program, Dr. Bill Falls,
HCC Aquaculture Program Manager & Associate Professor.
Resources & Links
• CTN - Christian Television Network - WCLF TV22
• G-Cat Multihulls LLC.: The G-Cat is the brainchild of Hans Geissler of Florida, who, as a catamaran dealer, carried six lines of cats. He thus learned the advantageous design features of these catamarans. Coupling them with a number of ingenious ideas of his own, he developed the G-Cat, a vessel of unique, if not revolutionary design.
• Harry Chapman Foundation
• Love A Child, Inc.
• The Purpose Prize: These Americans over 60 have been named Purpose Prize Fellows and are leaders in a new age of social innovation. All are inventing new ways to solve society's toughest challenges. Hans Geissler - 2006 Purpose Prize Fellow
• World Hunger Year
