News feed - AquaHoy

Anglers urged to report non-native salmon catches

UK.- The Environment Agency is urging anglers and commercial fishermen to report unusual catches after a non-native pink salmon was caught in North East waters.

FAO launches Open Access for all publications

Rome, Italy.- As of today, FAO will implement an Open Access policy, enabling maximal reach and ease of use for FAO knowledge products. FAO has ...

NIWA seaweed scientist tackling global climate change issue

New Zealand.- One of the world’s leading scientific publishers has named a paper cowritten by a NIWA scientist as one of 250 groundbreaking findings that ...

The UPV Develops a Low-Cost System to Achieve More Sustainable Aquaculture

Valencia, Spain.- Contributing to more sustainable aquaculture: this is the ultimate objective of the dissertation authored by Oliva native, Lorena Parra, and supervised by the ...

So long, and thanks for all the fish

Sweden.- A new publication compares two coastal communities in the Matsushima Bay of Japan and the Salish Sea in Western Canada and the USA. Both ...

Exotic sea snacks the focus of student research

Australia.- A duo of ocean delicacies – sea grapes and sea cucumbers – are the focus of two international research projects at the University of ...

Take a deep dive into the seafood sector with the European Seafood Economy Summer School

Germany.- Are you interested on updating your knowledge on the European seafood sector? Are you a young professional or researcher in the seafood sector? Are ...

Twenty-five per cent of seafood sold in Metro Vancouver is mislabelled

Canada.- A quarter of the seafood tested from Metro Vancouver grocery stores, restaurants and sushi bars is not what you think it is. A new ...

Probiotic Bacillus strain potential immunostimulant for giant tiger shrimp

Philippines.- A fisheries research found that the probiotic Bacillus strain containing poly-beta hydroxybutyrate (PHB) can be a potential immunostimulant or can improve the immune system ...

Large outdoor study shows biodiversity improves stability of algal biofuel systems

Ann Arbor, USA.- A diverse mix of species improves the stability and fuel-oil yield of algal biofuel systems, as well as their resistance to invasion ...