Health & Welfare
What can coho salmon teach us about sea lice resistance in Atlantic salmon?
Studying coho salmon’s sea lice resistance could lead to genetic advances to better protect Atlantic salmon, Nofima scientists say.
Fisheries
Canada to build new hatchery to boost wild Pacific salmon recovery in B.C.
The Canadian government plans to build a conservation hatchery in British Columbia to boost Chinook and sockeye salmon recovery.
Fisheries
Computer model sheds light into climate change impact on fisheries
A new dataset reveals how decades of atmospheric changes impact fisheries, aiding climate change predictions and mitigation.
Intelligence
Offshore mussel farm restores shellfish reefs to England’s south coast after 150 years
New research links offshore mussel farm in Lyme Bay to the revival of shellfish reefs, improving habitats for commercial fishing.
Intelligence
Could all U.S. seafood market needs be met domestically?
The U.S. could meet all its seafood needs domestically, a study concludes, but it would require changes in regulations and consumer behavior.
Health & Welfare
Study looks at how mechanical delousing and fast growth rates impact salmon fillet color
A new Nofima study reveals that mechanical delousing and fast growth negatively impact salmon fillet color.
Intelligence
Damaging MSX parasite detected in P.E.I., threatening oyster growers
The destructive MSX parasite has been detected in oysters from Bedeque Bay, P.E.I., threatening the island's oyster industry.
Intelligence
Researchers uncover giant enzymes in marine algae responsible for deadly fish-killing toxins
A new study shows that massive enzymes in marine algae that produce neurotoxins cause mass fish deaths during harmful algal blooms.
Aquafeeds
Maine researchers seek to transform wood waste into aquafeed ingredient
Backed by a USDA grant, University of Maine researchers are transforming wood waste into sustainable jet fuel and aquaculture feed ingredient.
Fisheries
Western Mediterranean fish stocks recovering under EU fisheries management plan
A new report shows the Western Mediterranean fisheries management plan has led to fish stock recovery, with a strong near-term outlook.
Fisheries
Study: Climate change may lead to shifts in vital Pacific Arctic fisheries
Climate change could cause commercially important marine species to shift northward, threatening Pacific Arctic fisheries.
Intelligence
Indian researchers achieve giant trevally breeding and seed production breakthrough
The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute said it has achieved captive breeding and seed production of the giant trevally.
Health & Welfare
UVAXX develops first vaccine to protect barramundi from Scale Drop Disease Virus
A new vaccine for barramundi combats Scale Drop Disease Virus, a promising breakthrough for the aquaculture industry.
Fisheries
ISSF: Nearly 50 percent of tuna stocks are subject to overfishing
The latest ISSF report reveals that nearly half of major tuna stocks successfully avoid overfishing and meet target biomass levels.
Responsibility
Can seafood waste help keep produce pesticide-free and extend its freshness?
Researchers developed a new seafood waste material that can absorb pesticides and herbicides from produce, possibly extending its shelf life.
Intelligence
Thierry Chopin, longtime IMTA advocate and UNB professor, has died
Thierry Chopin, a University of New Brunswick professor and advocate for Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture, died July 18, his family announced.