Aquaculture

GIZ returns as Gold Sponsor for the World Aquaculture Tanzania 2026 (WA26T) - Different Projects – One Vision The Gold Sponsorship is supported by three projects implemented by GIZ on...

One event, three official numbers: a live dashboard for the 2026–27 El Niño - El Niño carries the name Peruvian fishermen gave it over a century ago, and in 2026...

Oysters and communities: aquaculture starts with people -  Along the Keiskamma Estuary in Hamburg, Eastern Cape, oysters are doing more than growing in the water. They are helping a coastal...

Houita: a new way of bringing live fish to Tunisian consumers -  What if buying marine fish in Tunisia became an experience rather than simply a purchase? Groupe Méditerranée Aquaculture,...

Women, fish and Solar energy: a new model for sustainable livelihoods in Egypt - For decades, many women in Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate, one of Egypt's most important aquaculture and fisheries...

From Illinois Fields to Global Feed Mills: How Premium U.S. Soy Is Building Trust from Farm to Aquaculture Illinois, USA — Standing in the middle of an Illinois soybean field,...

INTERVIEW: DR FOLUKE AREOLA, WORLD AQUACULTURE SOCIETY PRESIDENT Nigerian fisheries and aquaculture expert, Dr. Foluke Omotayo Areola has now officially assumed office as the President of the World Aquaculture Society...

Hatchery, Nursery, and Grow-out Techniques for the Flathead Grey Mullet (Mugil cephalus): A Technical Roadmap for Sustainable Blue Transformation As the global blue economy pivots toward more resilient and sustainable...

World Aquaculture 2026 to Host Premier Aquaculture Meeting in Tanzania DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – The aquaculture community is set to gather in Dar es Salaam from December 1–4, 2026,...

After Storm Harry: Can Offshore Aquaculture Survive the New Mediterranean? In mid January 2026, Storm Harry (a powerful Mediterranean extratropical cyclone) unleashed unprecedented rainfall, flooding, and severe sea conditions across...