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Proliferative kidney disease (PKD) is a disease of salmonids caused by a parasite (Tetracapsula bryosalmonae). The infection mainly triggers an excessive immune response, leading to renal hyperplasia and severe anemia. Contamination occurs throughout the year. When water temperature exceeds 9 °C (Gay et al., 2001), parasite spores are released by their host, a bryozo...


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Artificial intelligence (AI) is a hot-button issue these days. 

For every big business pushing AI there are thousands of concerned voices raising alarms over applications such as image generation and AI-powered surveillance tech, or the inability of school children to complete their work without ChatGPT. 

But, there are many non-controversial and ethical AI appl...


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Washington State shellfish producer, Pacific Seafood, is pushing back on claims made by an environmental group that has filed a lawsuit against its hatchery.

The Center for Food Safety (CFS) filed lawsuit Aug. 3 targeting Pacific Seafood’s shellfish hatchery for alleged violations of the Clean Water Act. In the court documents, CFS alleges that the shellfish hatchery l...


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The Metlakatla Indian Community has received US$16 million from the federal government to expand its local salmon hatchery.

The money will be used to build new water lines for Tamgas Creek Hatchery and modernizing the fish ladder and egg0taking equipment.

Efforts to increase hatchery production has been an ongoing effort for hatchery staff. The last facility upg...


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Leading Mediterranean fish producer, Avramar Aquaculture, has published long-term evidence of sustained genetic progress in sea bream over 20 years of selective breeding.

The study, which was published in the Aquaculture journal in June, shows cumulative...


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