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As we look toward circular solutions for aquaculture, feeding food waste to insects (like Black Soldier Fly larvae) has emerged as a game-changer. However, a critical question remains: What happens to the microplastics often found in our food waste?
Recent studies indicate that while insects are highly efficient at converting organic waste into protein, the “unpackagin...
As the global demand for sustainable seafood rises, the need for a workforce literate in aquaculture has never been more critical. However, for many K-12 educators, the barrier to entry for starting a classroom program – ranging from technical logistics to system maintenance – has remained high.
A newly released resource, the “Aquaculture in the Classroom Planning Guid...
A groundbreaking partnership between farmers and fishermen aims to save salmon in the Sacramento River. More than 500,000 juvenile fall-run salmon are now part of an imprinting project in Red Bluff to help improve their survival.
The project, known as the “Bridge Group Project,” introduces juvenile salmon from the Coleman National Fish Hatchery into large, predator-pro...
Last week, the bright lights of Las Vegas served as the backdrop for one of the most significant gatherings in our industry’s history. As a proud co-host of Aquaculture America 2026, the California Aquaculture Association (CAA) led a powerhouse day of programming that brought together the best minds in West Coast production, research, and policy.
From restorative urchi...
Last week, the bright lights of Las Vegas served as the backdrop for one of the most significant gatherings in our industry’s history. As a proud co-host of Aquaculture America 2026, the California Aquaculture Association (CAA) led a powerhouse day of programming that brought together the best minds in West Coast production, research, and policy.
From restorative urchi...