Erupting success; Managing morts

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February 1, 2019

NEWS

Criticism for Alaska hatchery salmon

The Kenai River Sportfishing Association and other groups have raised concerns over the negative impacts from interactions between wild salmon and fish from Alaskan salmon hatcheries, in light of “the sheer magnitude of hatchery pink salmon releases in the Gulf of Alaska.” » Read more

New leader at Institute of Aquaculture

Award-winning marine biologist Selina Stead is taking on a new role as head of the Institute of Aquaculture (IoA) in the United Kingdom on March 1st. » Read more

Upcoming aquaponics workshop

Auburn University’s Aquaculture and Fisheries Business Institute has announced a Commercial Aquaponics Workshop to be held in Auburn, Alabama, U.S.A., from April 9 through the 11. » Read more

FEATURED STORY

Managing morts

Inspection and classification of mortalities found in a system is an essential tool for hatchery management. It is not enough just to collect mortalities in a timely manner and manage based on the number of total dead fish. The dead fish themselves hold much info if they are analyzed quickly. » Read more

Erupting success: How one Chilean hatchery solved its volcanic challenges

Having your home or business located in close proximity to an active volcano presents a unique set of challenges, but for one hatchery, it also spurred a necessary change that would improve the business going forward. » Read more

EVENTS

Criticism for Alaska hatchery salmon

New leader at Institute of Aquaculture

Upcoming aquaponics workshop

Managing morts

Erupting success: How one Chilean hatchery solved its volcanic challenges

Coolwater & Mid-Continent Warmwater Fish Culture Workshop

Aquaculture 2019

RAStech 2019

43rd Annual Larval Fish Conference

Asian-Pacific Aquaculture 2019

Aqua Nor

Aquaculture Europe 2019