Fisheries
UK government embraces high-tech solution to safeguard fish stocks in English waters
Once operational, the UK plans to make Remote Electronic Monitoring technology mandatory for all vessels in five priority fisheries.
Fisheries
New fish aggregating device aims to reduce marine waste in tropical tuna fisheries
Trials are underway to validate a new fish aggregation device that is biodegradable, floating and submersible.
Responsibility
Research project finds ‘high degree’ of support for developing restorative aquaculture along New South Wales coast
Restorative aquaculture could significantly drive economic growth in the NSW South Coast but implementation challenges remain.
Aquafeeds
Researchers explore a single-cell protein from soybean processing wastewater as an aquafeed ingredient
A microbial community-based protein produced from soybean processing wastewater has potential as a value-added feed ingredient for aquaculture.
Innovation & Investment
New studies confirm feasibility of innovative methods for aquaculture wastewater treatment
Recent studies demonstrate innovative methods can effectively treat aquaculture wastewater, reducing environmental harm.
Fisheries
Guide shows commercial tuna fishers how to build net-free, biodegradable fish aggregating devices
A new net-free, nearly 100 percent biodegradable design for fish aggregating devices could help minimize the impact of commercial tuna fishing.
Aquafeeds
Canadian salmon farmer to test algal oil in its feed
Cermaq Canada is testing a new salmon feed that incorporates Veramaris algal oil, aiming to reduce reliance on marine fish oils.
Innovation & Investment
Circular economy: New tech turns fish waste into valuable pharma and cosmetic ingredients
SINTEF scientists are developing new technology to convert fish byproducts into high-demand ingredients, promoting a circular economy.
Responsibility
Can Blacklip Rock oysters reduce nutrient pollution near the Great Barrier Reef?
A study finds oysters can remove harmful nutrients from tropical waterways, potentially benefiting ecosystems like the Great Barrier Reef.
Fisheries
Study reveals lionfish invasion has rapidly spread in the Mediterranean Sea, threatening biodiversity
A new study details the rapid spread of the lionfish invasion in the Mediterranean Sea and its potential ecological impacts.
Fisheries
NOAA awards $15 million for Kellogg Dam removal to restore fish habitats
The Kellogg Dam removal is expected to enhance critical spawning habitats and reduce environmental hazards for threatened fish species.
Unlocking the future of fish farming: Study advocates digital twin technology for aquaculture growth
Innovation & Investment
Unlocking the future of fish farming: Study advocates digital twin technology for aquaculture growth
Can merging real-time farm data with predictive models based on existing knowledge improve insights into the biological and physical dynamics of fish farms?
Intelligence
New Zealand government backs mussel spat project to grow aquaculture sector
A government-backed greenshell mussel spat project is expected to improve survival rates and help triple aquaculture sales revenue by 2035.
Responsibility
Ace Aquatec and Tiny Fish team up to advance Scotland’s salmon circular economy
Ace Aquatec and Tiny Fish aim to expand premium food markets for small Scottish salmon, enhancing the circular economy.
Responsibility
Have mussel shells become more porous due to climate change?
A new study reveals East Coast mussel shells have become weaker and more susceptible to damage due to climate change.
Fisheries
How can hatchery-born Chinook salmon help with wild salmon recovery?
A new study finds hatchery-born Chinook salmon could help re-establish wild salmon populations, potentially improving health over generations.