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How sea beans and a UNCW program are helping sustain aquaculture - Vimarsana News

How sea beans and a UNCW program are helping sustain aquaculture

The program helps keep sustainable local fish and vegetables growing through the system known as aquaponics.

FUTUREFISH, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation develop sustainable aqua solutions - Vimarsana News

FUTUREFISH, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation develop sustainable aqua solutions

FUTUREFISH has secured a contract with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, working towards their vision to empower, build, and grow sustainable aquaculture in Africa and Asia for people and our planet. We are very pleased to announce that we have signed a contract with the Bill & Melinda Gates…

SEG panel: "How to Measure and Reduce Carbon Emissions in Tropical Aquaculture" - Vimarsana News

SEG panel: "How to Measure and Reduce Carbon Emissions in Tropical Aquaculture"

The recent IPCC report found the world needs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions now to avoid catastrophe.

Seafood industry partnering with IDH to collect data on aquaculture's CO2, water impact - Vimarsana News

Seafood industry partnering with IDH to collect data on aquaculture's CO2, water impact

The IDH Aquaculture Working Group on Environmental Footprint is aiming to quantify the greenhouse gas emissions and water use generated from aquaculture.

Enjoy the Smelt, Limit the Meals | Minnesota Sea Grant - Vimarsana News

Enjoy the Smelt, Limit the Meals | Minnesota Sea Grant

As spring finally arrives in fits and starts to Minnesota’s North Shore a dedicated group of fishers armed with dip nets and seines eagerly watch the river flows and water temperatures in anticipation of Lake Superior’s annual Rainbow Smelt run. Most fish prognosticators are predicting at least a two-week delay in this year’s Smelt run due to the late winter thaw and the cool temperatures forecast over the remaining weeks of April and early May.

Source: umn.edu