New technology allows fleets to double fishing capacity and deplete fish stocks faster

By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud*Canada.- Technological advances are allowing commercial fishing fleets to double their fishing power every 35 years and put even more pressure on ...

LACQUA19 brings new news for all its attendees

We want to present the list of sessions and their coordinators that will be present at the Latin American and Caribbean Aquaculture 2019, LACQUA19. Abstracts ...

Salmon Tales: Sex, myth and molecular genetics of an iconic fish

by Joseph McClain*A sockeye salmon’s life ends right back where it began, culminating in an anadromous drama of sex, decay and sacrifice.

Project tests technology transfer in soft-shell blue crab aquaculture

By: Melissa Schneider*USA.- Dana Schmidt, an aquaculture facility assistant at Carteret Community College in Morehead City, North Carolina, was chosen to travel south this summer ...

New mapping application for Ireland’s Shellfish Monitoring Programme

A new mapping application is now available on the Irish Shellfish Biotoxin and Phytoplankton website. Managed by the Marine Institute, the website provides the latest ...

Aquaculture salmon escape detected in Bay of Fundy

St. Andrews, Canada.- Atlantic Salmon Federation researchers have intercepted and removed 53 aquaculture salmon that were attempting to enter the Magaguadavic River through the fishway ...

Conducting research on measures for integrated coastal zone governance

Norway.- “Municipal coastal planners are being subjected to a lot of criticism for failing to take everyone’s interests into account, although they do an important ...

The new gene technology makes it easier to characterize phytoplankton assemblages

Unicellular microorganisms are the most abundant form of life on earth in terms of quantity and variety. In the doctoral dissertation, which is being reviewed ...

Lobster industry on the menu for Tasmania

Australia.- The Morrison Government is funding Tasmanian research to establish the world’s first sustainable onshore lobster aquaculture industry.

A Super Shrimp Designed at BGU Could Help Prevent a Disease that Affects 250 Million People

Israel.- Could single-sex prawns serve the triple goal of alleviating poverty, protecting the environment and reducing disease? BGU researchers Prof. Amir Sagi, who also serves ...