UHI innovators secure places in competitive Converge 2026 cohort. Three projects led by researchers and innovators from the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) have been selected to join the […]
Portsoy Scottish Traditional Boat Festival returns this summer on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 June, promising a packed weekend of heritage, music, food and family entertainment. Around 13,000 visitors are […]
Old offshore platforms may support marine ecosystems as “artificial reefs”. A new report has found that old offshore platforms can help support marine ecosystems by acting as “artificial reefs”, although […]
Food and drink litter dominates global plastic pollution. A new study reveals the most common types of marine litter worldwide. Plastic food packaging, caps and lids, and plastic bottles are […]
Marine Institute marks 70 years of global impact at Newport Research Facility. The Marine Institute is celebrating seven decades of its Newport Research Facility in Burrishoole, Co. Mayo, one of […]
National Federation of Fish Friers welcomes summer VAT reduction. The National Federation of Fish Friers (NFFF) has welcomed the government’s temporary reduction in VAT on children’s meals as part of […]
Moray Firth fishermen complain about port dredging. Moray Firth fishermen say they are outraged after finding large amounts of debris in their hauls following dredging they claim is linked to […]
Male or female cod? Scientists hope to determine sex using imaging technologies. In aquaculture, it is important to know the sex of broodstock and production as early as possible. Using […]
Man overboard from the potting vessel Wilaya, resulting in one fatality, 1 nautical mile north of Jack Sound, Pembrokeshire, Wales on 1 May 2025. Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) Report. […]
Marine wildlife and conservation groups stage Dáil rally to demand stronger ocean protections. Ireland’s leading marine environmental groups are staging a colourful demonstration outside Leinster House calling on the Government […]
Cod with Mediterranean stuffing. Delicious and packed with flavour, succulent cod with fragrant stuffing and mussels. Recipe courtesy Seafood from Norway Ingredients 600g cod fillet, skinned and pin-boned 2 carrots 1 […]
Manufacturing deal set to help fish vaccination specialist scale-up. A leading aquaculture specialist – that is changing the way fish are vaccinated safely – has signed a major manufacturing deal. […]
Scottish salmon export rise expected after gulf states free trade deal. A new free trade deal in the Middle East is expected to provide a boost for Scottish exports amid […]
From a diplomatic miracle to 21st-century ambition: As Antarctic Treaty meeting concludes in Hiroshima, ASOC urges parties to close the gap between alarming science and slow policy. The 48th Antarctic […]
Aqua-Spark appoints Katherine Bryar as Director of Strategic Partnerships. As sustainable aquaculture enters a more demanding phase, Aqua-Spark strengthens its team with senior industry expertise to deepen partnerships across the value […]
PML shares marine planning knowledge and tools at Caribbean UNESCO summit. This week a Plymouth marine Laboratory (PML) scientist has been sharing cutting-edge marine spatial planning knowledge and tools with […]
Gordon Brothers offering for sale by private treaty a fully electric landing utility vessel. This sale represents a unique opportunity for buyers to purchase the UK’s first fully electric zero-commissions […]
IOTC advances several monitoring and bycatch priorities while tuna conservation challenges remain. by Dr. Hilario Murua and Kerrie Robertson As the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) annual meeting concludes, the International Seafood […]