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Society leaders, academics, students and a wide segment of urban, rural and Khoi-San communities held a discussion on Tuesday on the social and economic challenges facing SA.

Converting waste from salmon, eel and other marine species into consumer and biomedical products has opened a new and lucrative path for Maine's seafood industry.

Converting waste from salmon, eel and other marine species into consumer and biomedical products has opened a new and lucrative path for Maine's seafood industry.

Many see seafood farming as a vital practice to feed the world, but others take issue with its environmental impacts.

Seaweed farming experts are urging producers to employ selective breeding to capitalize on desired traits amid a changing climate.

Nelson Mandela University has won five national and international infrastructure awards for the new extensions to its Ocean Sciences Campus in Summerstrand.

A £5.5 million green retrofit using UK Government funding is underway on a research vessel based at Bangor University. 

Will it work? And what could it mean for aquaculture efforts in Maine?

A group of passionate individuals from Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor have united under the banner of the Boothbay Region Climate Action Team (BRCAT), driven by a shared commitment to tackle the pressing issue of climate change. Their combined...

What are cordyceps, and what are cordyceps good for? William Padilla-Brown demystifies the "zombie mushroom," talking cultivation, benefits, and more!