Aquaculture Program News Today

Government of Denmark allocates DKK 112.8 million to its aquaculture and fishing industry; Seafish launches Seafood Carbon Emissions Profiling Tool

Plans to establish an International Tropical Seaweed Resilience Institute are gaining momentum, following the publication of an extensive new study.

(VAN) IDH cooperates with partners to reduce carbon footprint to protect the environment for shrimp and pangasius supply chains in the Mekong Delta.

The former auditor at the “Audit of European Union Funds” Executive Agency (EAECA), Daniela Lazova, reveals in front of Bivol’s camera loopholes in the system for controlling the spending of European funds and the broken audit system. The rampant examples she provides include a fishless fishery in northwestern Bulgaria and a cut-for-scrap wind turbine owned…

North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries officials are reminding potential shellfish lease applicants that the 2023 application period ends next month.

In a remarkable effort to combat the detrimental effects of red tide and pollution on Florida's game fish species, the Mote Aquaculture, Fisheries, Ecology, and Enhancement Program in Sarasota has achieved a significant milestone by successfully raising and releasing red drum fish into local waters. 

BAR HARBOR — Three years after Carter Newell submitted a lease application to the state’s Department of Marine Resources (DMR) to quadruple his existing 8-acre lease in Frenchman Bay, citizens

BAR HARBOR — Three years after Carter Newell submitted a lease application to the state’s Department of Marine Resources (DMR) to quadruple his existing 8-acre lease in Frenchman Bay, citizens

KOTA KINABALU (May 5): Borneo Marine Research Institute (BMRI) and Faculty of Science and Natural Resources (FSSA) of Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) have dispatched eight students of the final year Aquaculture Degree Program to Japan for industrial training in aquaculture. Head of Aquaculture Pr

Following the one trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill passed in 2022, many University of Miami students wondered whether the funds would benefit their lives in the near future. Now, students will be able to witness their government at work on campus.