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In light of the Government of Canada’s announcement of a $3.8 billion investment in nature protection, the Atlantic Canada Fish Farmers Association (ACFFA) is urging that no public funds be allocated...


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Campbell River is hosting the Pacific Seaweed Summit to explore the possibilities for seaweed aquaculture as part of the blue economy.

From May 6 to 8, researchers, industry professionals, Indigenous leaders, government representatives and community members will gather to learn about the rapidly growing seaweed sector in aquaculture.

The World Bank has predicted...


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Florida RAS farmer, Pine Island Redfish, is asking for volunteers to help with planting in commemoration of Earth Day.

Pine Island is working with MANG to restore coastal mangrove ecosystems. The fish farmer uses technology to repurpose waste nutrients from fish to cultivate nu...


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Industry stakeholders gathered at the debut Canadian Freshwater Aquaculture Conference, where they discussed collaboration in the industry and how to shape the future of aquaculture. 

The conference, held in Huntsville, Ont. on April 7-8, builds on the legacy of over 40 years of the Ontario Aquaculture Conference, which had increasingly drawn people from across th...


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For the first time, the American aquaculture industry is unified in setting a standard for what early-career aquaculture professionals should know and be able to do the moment they step onto a farm, into a hatchery, or into a research facility.

This February, at Aquaculture America 2026, Michelle “Mick” Walsh, current president of the U.S. Aquaculture Society, official...


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