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Aquaculture CIG: Digitalisation in aquaculture
Our next ACIG meeting will look at how data technologies can help improve precision farming and farming practices. -
Aquaculture CIG: Funding innovation in UK aquaculture
Our next ACIG meeting will look at how investment is helping to fund innovation in UK aquaculture. -
Aquaculture CIG: Climate change impacts for aquaculture
This meeting will provide a global perspective on climate change impacts for aquaculture and start to look at adaptation responses. -
ACIG: The growth of RAS projects in the UK.
This meeting will look into how funding is helping to grow recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) in the UK. -
Aquaculture Common Issues Group
The Aquaculture Common Issues Group (ACIG) brings people together to discuss environmental, legal and production issues facing UK/overseas aquaculture -
ACIG: UK reliance on aquaculture
How can aquaculture support a more resilient, sustainable, healthier and affordable food system in the UK? Register to join this event. -
ACIG and SECLG: Aquaculture and human rights
This meeting will explore the best practice being adopted by the aquaculture sector to address welfare and human rights considerations. -
ACIG: Government and policy initiatives to support UK aquaculture.
This meeting will look at how Government policy is aiming to support growth of the finfish, shellfish and seaweed farming sectors in the UK. -
ACIG: Aquaculture innovation and supply chain resilience
This meeting will look closely at innovative approaches to address issues, and support supply chain resilience in the UK aquaculture sector. -
Aquaculture CIG: Aquaculture response to the climate change crisis
This event is the second in a series to look at the impact of climate change on aquaculture and how the industry is adapting. Find out how to book. -
Aquaculture CIG: Feed resilience and novel aquafeed ingredients
This bite-size meeting will look at the resilience of conventional and novel aquafeed ingredients. -
Marine biotoxins
Marine biotoxins can occasionally contaminate some species of seafood, particularly filter feeding species.