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New genetic web tool can help restore climate-resilient marine ecosystems

Researchers have launched an online tool to assist marine managers and restoration experts in bolstering climate-resilient marine ecosystems.

Advancing sustainable aquaculture in Canada

Dalhousie University is using its world-class research facilities to ensure sustainable aquaculture practices are used for years to come.

Raising the profile of regenerative farming

Bright Tide detail the significance of regenerative farming in promoting biodiversity, improving resource circularity and supporting farming.

Implementing microbiome management services in recirculating aquaculture systems

RASLab is collaborating with microbiome start-up KYTOS to improve microbiome management services in recirculating aquaculture systems.

How important is plastic recycling in the aquaculture sector?

Find out more about the great potential for better and commercially viable plastic recycling in the aquaculture sector.

Wastewater and sludge valorisation from recirculating aquaculture systems

Marineholmen RASLab explain how wastewater and sludge valorisation from recirculating aquaculture systems can lead to a sustainable future.

How important are ecosystem engineers for climate change mitigation?

Mussels play an important role as ecosystem engineers and will help protect coastal environments in the face of climate change. 

Offsetting carbon emissions with salps

A new study has revealed that jelly plankton blooms can offset as much carbon dioxide emitted by millions of car.

Marine pollution potentially mitigated by kelp farms

Discover how implementing kelp farms may be an effective strategy for combatting the growing problem of marine pollution.

Coral bleaching could have serious implications for fish species survival

Coral bleaching is causing some species of reef fish to struggle with identifying competitors, resulting in precious energy being used.

Ocean algae more resilient to future climate change

Scientists have found evidence to suggest that marine algae are much more resilient to future climate change than previously thought.

Potential ocean solutions developed in real-world laboratories

As human pressures continue to affect our seas, ocean solutions need to be developed to ensure that these areas are sustainably managed.

Horizon Europe project to enhance animal health and welfare in EU fish farming

A new project funded by the EU Horizon Europe programme aims to optimise animal health and welfare within the European fish farming sector.

Environmental DNA successfully assesses changes in marine biodiversity

Environmental DNA has been found to successfully assess changes in marine biodiversity when key implementation steps are followed.

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