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EDITOR'S NOTE

"It's been an eventful year to say the least! I'm hoping that this holiday break will bring new inspiration. As always, I'm open to your ideas on our upcoming projects, as well! Until then, I hope you take a well-deserved rest in the next few weeks. "

Jean Ko Din, Editor

News

Global Seafood Alliance releases 3.0 iteration of Salmon Farm Standard

The Global Seafood Alliance has released Salmon Farm Standard 3.0 of its Best Aquaculture Practices. Beginning Aug. 5, 2026, salmon farms must apply to Issue 3.0.

Women of the Water to hold 6 regional events in 2026

Women of the Water (WoW) is opting to expand to regional events next year, moving away from its annual conference to instead hold six independently organized gatherings.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service staff drops 18% in under 2 years

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has 18 percent fewer staff members than it did before President Trump took office in early 2024, according to numbers obtained by the Center for Biological Diversity.

Ace Aquatec releases new modules for AI-powered underwater camera

Ace Aquatec’s aquaculture AI camera has five new species-specific modules designed for use with Atlantic salmon, trout, yellowtail, chinook salmon, and char.

FEATURED STORIES

Salmon Farming Inside & Out: The push for unedited content

Salmon Farming: Inside & Out podcast host Ian Roberts reflects on season 3 and the growing role of podcasts to share unedited long-form conversations.

Next Generation Seafood Alliance: Shaping the future of aquaculture

Young professionals representing the salmon industry around the world share their thoughts on the lessons learned from this season’s Salmon Farming: Inside & Out podcast.

Deep Dive: Many more fish in the sea

In his latest column, Ben Normand shares a reminder of the power of gathering united in our Canadian aquaculture industry.

Salmon and lobster in harmony

Studies show that wild lobsters live in harmony with salmon aquaculture off the east coast of North America, but the story is far from over.

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