Shooting fish

Shooting prey is a more common hunting technique in fish than previously thought, new research led by the University of St Andrews has found.

Small-scale impacts of multi-purpose platforms on marine ecosystems

by ICES Should we co-locate offshore marine renewable energy and aquaculture production? Understanding their immediate impacts on surrounding marine ecosystems is crucial before big-scale construction of ...

ICES releases Norwegian Sea ecoregion – Aquaculture Overview

New advice product incorporates interactions of environmental, economic, and social drivers of aquaculture as well as future projections and emerging threats and opportunities.

BIOGEARS: bio-based materials for sustainable European aquaculture

Part of EU’s blue economy, offshore aquaculture is a promising sector, fostering economic opportunity, employment and food security. In offshore mussels farms, mussels are grown ...

Bigger trout, better feed intake and lower FCR: Skretting introduces Nutra Sprint & Celero

Skretting launches new starter and grower feeds for rainbow trout to help farms to meet their full potential. Based on tailored trout nutrition research, the ...

With decent work and a sustainable model aquaculture could feed the world

Geneva – The lessons learnt from the COVID-19 crisis should encourage reforms towards a more sustainable and resilient aquaculture sector and food systems at large.

WorldFish and KYTOS to collaborate on aquaculture microbiome R&D

Penang – The research work will provide a better understanding of the microbiomes of farmed aquatic animals and the waters in which they grow.

Emo Bon: The first marine biodiversity observatory in Europe

Marine ecosystems host huge biodiversity, very important for the health of all living beings. However, climate change and marine pollution represent significant threats to these ...

Study sheds new light on Bangladeshi prawn and shrimp industry

by University of Stirling A new, large-scale study into prawn and shrimp production in southwest Bangladesh has found that the industry is crucial to public health ...

Double Trouble for Corals

By Harrison Tasoff, UC Santa Barbara Marine heatwaves can decimate the oldest and youngest coral, raising concerns about the reproductive future of reefs.