‘Salmon Wars’ book earns a thumbs-down rating from aquaculture and fishing groups
New book, “Salmon Wars, The Dark Underbelly of our Favorite Fish,” is garnering criticism for rehashing old or incorrect information.
Remotely operated vehicles are helping aquaculture gain a deeper understanding of the seabed
Experts are using remotely operated vehicles to map and monitor the seabed, which could produce information to inform aquaculture operations.
Researchers uncover how water purification affects water quality in recirculating aquaculture systems
A new study from Skoltech examined how water purification affects water quality in recirculating aquaculture systems.
Alternative, low-cost artificial sea salt mixtures for intensive, indoor shrimp production
The LCS formulation reduces artificial sea salt cost significantly while having no significant impacts on shrimp production.
Kingfish Maine wins crucial vote as town rejects aquaculture moratorium
Kingfish Maine has received the Jonesport community support it needed to proceed with its application for a land-based aquaculture facility.
U.S. chefs, businesses and NGOs team up to launch the Coalition for Sustainable Aquaculture
TV star Andrew Zimmern is among a group of chefs who have teamed with leading environmental groups to advocate for responsible aquaculture.
Might one small urban fish farm wake up Quebec’s aquaculture industry?
Opercule's urban fish farm produces locally grown Arctic char and delivers it to Montreal's restaurants via electric-bike deliveries.
How automatic shrimp feeders impact water and soil quality of grow-out ponds in Ecuador
Authors attempt to environmentally assess feeding areas of large shrimp ponds with acoustic feeders, a key step to improving production efficiency.
Canada renews licenses for BC salmon farms outside Discovery Islands until spring 2023
The Canadian government has announced a two-year renewal of licenses for BC salmon farms outside of the Discovery Islands.
Harmful algal blooms could threaten New Zealand’s shellfish aquaculture productivity
A new study suggests that harmful algal blooms could threaten shellfish health and the growth of New Zealand's aquaculture industry.
Johns Hopkins study finds U.S. seafood consumption varies sharply across income levels
New findings from the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future show U.S. seafood consumption levels are closely related to income.
After long delays, U.S. EPA issues offshore aquaculture permit in Gulf of Mexico
As its offshore aquaculture project obtains a key permit for a demonstration-scale farm off the coast of Florida, Ocean Era CEO criticizes permitting process.
Aquaculture researcher and shrimp-farming pioneer Alain Michel dies
Alain Michel, an aquaculture researcher who helped develop shrimp-farming industries in tropical countries, has died, according to sources.
Aquaculture research projects receive $1.3 million to explore imaging technology and AI
Three aquaculture research projects have received a combined $1.3 million to explore imaging technology and artificial intelligence (AI).
Can technology protect salmon farms from harmful algal blooms?
Salmon farms are vulnerable to the impacts of harmful algal blooms. Scotland's aquaculture industry is embracing technology as a solution.
Maine kelp company discusses blue economy issues at World Economic Forum in Davos
Atlantic Sea Farms CEO speaks on blue foods and climate-change adaptation at World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.