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While there’s no shortage of rugged characters operating along the coast of Alaska, it’s hard not to be impressed by the story of Brianna Murphy and Kristen Smith – two women who’ve not only made a home for themselves in the male-dominated world of commercial fisheries, but have also embraced the fledgling seaweed sector . Trading jobs in publishing and nuclear physics for lives on the water, Murphy and Smith have set up a unique business - Mothers of Millions - and I hope their story helps to inspire others who are tired of urban, desk-bound careers. — Rob Fletcher, Senior Editor

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Mothers of Millions: how fishers can venture into mariculture

How can fishers dabble in mariculture? Two ladies in Alaska show us how to enjoy the best of both worlds.

Taking fish farming in Nigeria to the next level

Akin Showemimo, widely known as “Akinfish”, is the director of Asher Royal Produce Limited, a company that produces its own catfish, tilapia and heterotis, and also helps to equip and train other farm…

How aquacultural innovation could help to save coral reefs

Coral Vita is employing cutting edge- aquaculture methods to protect the world’s coral reefs, in a bid to protect these vital ecosystems against the ravages of climate change.

Blue Revolution Fund raises €93 million for aquaculture investment

The Blue Revolution Fund (BRF) – an aquaculture impact investment fund established by Hatch Blue and advised by The Nature Conservancy – has closed with €93 million in commitments.

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An industry first for BioMar’s novel feed programme

Regional Aquaculture Conference announced for the Mediterranean and Black Sea

Sustainable food investment fund ventures into aquaculture

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ASC certification granted to the UK’s largest oyster hatchery

UK consumers call for greater welfare protection for farmed fish