Cermaq will cut 35 percent (in absolute figures) of its total greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. More electric boats and facilities, renewable energy, climate-friendly transport and feed will be important […]
eNGOs warn that action must be taken following climate change report Environmental bodies have warned that action must be taken now in the wake of the Sixth Assessment Report from […]
Canada invests in new marine conservation efforts. Bernadette Jordan, Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, has announced a $976.8M investment through Budget 2021 to continue marine conservation […]
Management of drifting fish aggregating devices. The time is now: address the lack of transparency and accountability associated with the use of Fish Aggregating Devices (FADs) in the Atlantic Ocean. […]
Recognition for seafood sustainability pioneer. Dr. Darian McBain, Thai Union Group PCL Group Director of Sustainability, has been recognised as one of 10 SDG Pioneers by the United Nations Global […]
New milestone for Aker BioMarine. Aker BioMarine, the global biotech innovator and world-leading supplier of krill, has announced a new milestone for its novel, sustainably produced krill protein hydrolysate product […]
“Seafood needs to be “sexier” to win hearts and bellies of modern consumers” This is just one of the points raised by EAT founder Gunhild Stordalen when asked how to […]
Marine Institute calls on fishers to participate in development of fish mapping app Oceans of Learning Focus on Research Researchers at the Marine Institute are calling on fishers from around […]
Time running out to save coral reefs. New research on the growth rates of coral reefs shows there is still a window of opportunity to save the world’s coral reefs—but […]
MEPs urge EU support for protecting endangered mako sharks. Cross party coalition calls on EU Commissioner to change course and accept scientific advice. 41 Members of European Parliament (MEPs) are […]
Ireland’s marine sector collaborates to celebrate European Maritime Day virtually with Oceans of Learning series. In recognition of European Maritime Day on 20th May and World Oceans Day on 8th […]
Prepare for displacement. Lords appointment triggers NFFO change to MPA Policy. The appointment of Richard Benyon as Defra minister in the House of Lords has prompted a rethink within the […]
Scientists, seafarers and sea enthusiasts feature in Oceans of Learning webinar. Join the conversation with scientists, seafarers and sea enthusiasts, for the Marine Institute’s Oceans of Learning live webinar at […]
Global retailers pledge to support sustainable tuna supply. Nearly 100 attendees joined a landmark webinar organised in partnership by The Global Tuna Alliance and The Pew Charitable Trust. The event […]
Scottish Sea Farms bolsters defences against harmful plankton. Scottish Sea Farms is to trial the potential of a new greener aeration system, Flowpressor, to protect its salmon from potentially harmful […]
Impact of seafood imports on the EU small-scale coastal fleet. The EUMOFA Talks webinar series continues with an event based on its newly-released study about the impact of seafood imports […]
Signify’s new fish lights increase growth of tilapia. Signify, the world leader in lighting, has launched new Philips solar fish grow lights that help to optimise farming for ponds, while harnessing […]
Crewsaver Supports NY2UK Solo Row Across the North Atlantic with Safety and Survival Equipment Leading Survitec brand Crewsaver is keeping Dave “Dinger” Bell safe on his unassisted solo row across […]
AutoNaut USV selected by Plymouth Marine Laboratory. An AutoNaut uncrewed surface vehicle (USV) equipped with a range of scientific sensors has been acquired by Plymouth Marine Laboratory. The state-of-the-art 5-metre […]
ALDI announces sustainability charter. ALDI has announced a new sustainability charter to demonstrate its commitment to protecting the planet’s resources and ecosystems with a series of initiatives that will be […]