🌊 Licensing for Seaweed Aquaculture In a recent industry meeting led by our partner, Ann Ruddy, CEO at Alga (Seaweed) Ltd. & Redrose Developments Ltd, stakeholders came together to discuss challenges and opportunities within the seaweed aquaculture sector. The focus was on the complex licensing processes that often slow down growth and hinder progress. Recommendations that emerged from the meeting: ➡ Streamlining Licensing: The need for clear timelines, accountability, and centralized coordination was emphasized to simplify the process. ➡ Supporting Community Farming: The formation of producer organizations to offer collective support was highlighted as a way to reduce individual burdens. ➡ Developing Monitoring Tools: Participants stressed the importance of tracking ecological impacts to ensure compliance and demonstrate sustainable practices. ➡ Proving Regenerative Benefits: Using scientific data to attract policy backing and secure funding was identified as crucial for long-term growth. Read the full blog to dive into participants' current licensing experiences, their visions for the future, and the steps needed to turn those visions into reality: https://lnkd.in/gc5NCusd #seaweed #aquaculture #algae #licensing #regenerative
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🌊 Shaping the Future of Seaweed Aquaculture Licensing 🌊 As the CEO of Alga (Seaweed) Ltd. & Redrose Developments Ltd., I'm thrilled to share insights from a recent gathering of industry leaders, partners, and passionate stakeholders in seaweed aquaculture with C-FAARER. 🌱💼 Together, we took on one of the most pressing challenges in our field: navigating the complex licensing process that often slows down progress and growth. This conversation was a powerful reminder of our collective commitment to a sustainable future. For those interested in more details about the recommendations and next steps, I invite you to explore the full blog on the discussion below. 💬 How do licensing processes impact your sector? What solutions have worked for you? Let’s keep the conversation going! 👇 #seaweed #aquaculture #algae #licensing #regenerative #Alga
🌊 Licensing for Seaweed Aquaculture In a recent industry meeting led by our partner, Ann Ruddy, CEO at Alga (Seaweed) Ltd. & Redrose Developments Ltd, stakeholders came together to discuss challenges and opportunities within the seaweed aquaculture sector. The focus was on the complex licensing processes that often slow down growth and hinder progress. Recommendations that emerged from the meeting: ➡ Streamlining Licensing: The need for clear timelines, accountability, and centralized coordination was emphasized to simplify the process. ➡ Supporting Community Farming: The formation of producer organizations to offer collective support was highlighted as a way to reduce individual burdens. ➡ Developing Monitoring Tools: Participants stressed the importance of tracking ecological impacts to ensure compliance and demonstrate sustainable practices. ➡ Proving Regenerative Benefits: Using scientific data to attract policy backing and secure funding was identified as crucial for long-term growth. Read the full blog to dive into participants' current licensing experiences, their visions for the future, and the steps needed to turn those visions into reality: https://lnkd.in/gc5NCusd #seaweed #aquaculture #algae #licensing #regenerative
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🌱 Innovating for a Sustainable Aquaculture Future 🌱 At MiXscience, we understand that pathogenic challenges can result in significant losses and severely impact the economics of aquaculture operations. 🐟🦐 💡 That's why we've developed A-Live: a plant-based, patented solution specifically designed to tackle these challenges. 🔍 A-Live offers a wide spectrum mode of action, ensuring better economic results in a sustainable way. Together, let's drive the future of aquaculture with innovative and eco-friendly solutions. 🐟🦐 🧑🌾 #pathogens #aquaculture #sustainability #ALive #miXscience
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Head of Sales and Marketing GeoSalmo - Icelandic land-based salmon farm - Board Member Ölfus Cluster
Hybrid flow-through salmon farming (HFS) in Iceland is mixing pure Icelandic sea with innovative technology. The result, superior salmon that is farmed in optimal conditions, free from lice and protected from disease. As can be gathered from the Spheric report, Investor appetite for this type of proven land-based salmon farming in Iceland is healthy and growing.
Congratulations to Spheric Research and Undercurrent News on the successful completion of the 4th edition of the Land-Based Aquaculture Report! A job well done. The report offers valuable insights into the growing success of hybrid flow-through technology (HFS) in the salmon farming industry, with Iceland emerging as a prime location for its adoption. GeoSalmo benefits from both of these advantages, having secured: 1. An ideal location in Iceland for its farm. 2. A reliable turnkey provider in Artec Aqua, which designed and built the Salmon Evolution hybrid flow-through facility in Indre Harøy. Matt Craze, Oriana Aguillon #Iceland #Salmon #Aquaculture
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The INNOAQUA Project recently participated in the Regional Aquaculture Conference in Heraklion, a key event bringing together experts and stakeholders to discuss advancements and challenges in sustainable aquaculture. During the conference, the project team presented innovative approaches for integrating algae-based solutions into aquaculture practices, emphasizing sustainability, circularity, and ecological benefits. The event provided a valuable platform for sharing insights, fostering collaborations, and highlighting the importance of research in driving sustainable practices within the aquaculture sector. For more details on the INNOAQUA Project and its latest activities, visit: 👉 https://buff.ly/405xUJ9 With the valuable support of the INNOAQUA Project consortium partners: 🤝 NORCE Norwegian Research Centre (Norway) 🤝 A4F-Algae for Future (Portugal) 🤝 Algemy ingredients (Spain) 🤝 Eco Imagination (France) 🤝 Eranova (France) 🤝 European Aquaculture Society (Belgium) 🤝 Grupo Nueva Pescanova (Spain) 🤝 INESC TEC (Portugal) 🤝 Marineholmen RASLab AS (Norway) 🤝 PEDAL Consulting (Slovak Republic) 🤝 3BIO (Belgium) 🤝 Projects Blog Leitat (Spain) 🤝 SEA EIGHT (Portugal) 🤝 Sustainn (Spain) 🤝 Viking Aqua AS (Norway) 🤝 Viva Maris GmbH (Germany) With the support of: European Commission #HorizonEurope (Disclaimer: Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Research Executive Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.) #INNOAQUA #SustainableAquaculture #CircularEconomy #InnovationInAquaculture
INNOAQUA Project Participates in the Regional Aquaculture Conference in Heraklion - Innoaqua Project
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Curious about the governance surrounding Low-Trophic / Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (LTA / IMTA) and what can be done to encourage the development of this key blue industry for future food security and reduced environmental pressures? Have a read of this new paper highlighting LTA / IMTA good practice recommendations from countries around the Atlantic basin relating to five core themes: regulation and legislation; resources and infrastructure; human and social capital; financial instruments and economic support; and, the overarching socio-economic environment. https://lnkd.in/eZ_FRqUw #Aquaculture #LTA #IMTA #Seaweed #Shellfish #FoodSecurity #SeafoodIndustry #SeafoodSustainability #SDGS #BlueEconomy
Leaving the niche: Recommendations for mainstreaming Low Trophic Aquaculture in countries around the Atlantic basin
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Finnish sustainable aquaculture company Finnforel Oy has announced the appointment of Nora Hortling as its new CEO https://lnkd.in/dQWTEBwp #aquaculture #susatainableaquaculture #appointment #peoplenews #Finland
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Experienced Multimedia Journalist | Senior Editor in Feed, Food and BioPharma Industries | Communications Professional | Conference Panel Moderator
When will algal oil scale up to transform aquaculture? We talk to Cargill Skretting and Veramaris about how to address market demand for fish oil alternatives. #algae #fishoil #sustainability #aquaculture Bastiaan van Tilburg Ian Carr https://lnkd.in/dWDifCuV
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R&D Executive | Advancing Fish Nutrition, Aquaculture, and Sustainable Waste Management
Exciting progress in aquaculture Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture (IMTA) promotes sustainability by cultivating fish, shellfish, and seaweed together. A great step towards a healthier future
Case Study: Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture (IMTA) in Canada In recent years, Canadian aquaculture has been pioneering sustainable methods that are redefining how we think about fish farming. One inspiring approach is Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture (IMTA), a method where fish, shellfish, and seaweed are cultivated together in a symbiotic system. 🔹 What Makes IMTA Unique? IMTA leverages the natural interactions between species to reduce waste and improve environmental sustainability. Fish release nutrients into the water, which are absorbed by seaweed, while shellfish help filter the water, creating a balanced ecosystem. This approach reduces the need for additional feed and chemicals, making it an eco-friendly alternative to traditional aquaculture. 🔹 Results in Canada Canadian IMTA facilities have shown promising results. By combining species like salmon, mussels, and kelp, they’ve created a closed-loop system where each species benefits from the others. This not only reduces environmental impact but also improves profitability by diversifying the types of products harvested. 🔹 Why This Matters for Aquaculture’s Future IMTA represents a shift towards sustainable aquaculture practices that prioritize both environmental health and economic resilience. It’s a compelling model for how the industry can innovate and meet global demand without compromising the ecosystems on which it relies. 🌱 Takeaway: IMTA could pave the way for a more sustainable aquaculture industry, demonstrating how nature-inspired solutions can help us meet growing food needs responsibly. #Aquaculture #Sustainable_Farming #IMTA #Canada_Aquaculture #Blue_Economy #Eco_Friendly #Fish_Farming #Marine_Science #Circular_Economy Please read this: Aquaculture in Canada: Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) https://lnkd.in/dVZ-cpMw
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July 1, 2024 Show '3': Erik Wilton Hagberg, CEO - Pacific Aquaculture Cooperatives International, (In Studio), Theme: "Island-by-Island Model Infrastructure Development for Sustainable Sea Cumbers Farming" Overview: Erik Wilton Hagberg, CEO, Pacific Aquaculture Cooperatives International is credited for creating a system of Sea Cucumbers grown in the wild among South Pacific Island Nations (SIDS) on a sustainable basis. His pioneering work has been seen as all natural to enhance the expanding sources of protein and many other highly nutritious food related products as well as traditional homeopathic medical properties of the Sea Cucumbers. "EriK" works closely with local Pacific based island populations to protect the native habitats of Sea Cucumbers in collaboration with Dr. Thomas J. Goreau and his "BioRock" invention. Such collaborative work is allowing for the over harvested Sea Cucumbers populations to regenerate while demonstrating stable harvesting methods for local and inner-island sources of food and revenue. Such efforts are providing sustainable local food sources, small businesses development in the processing and packaging of this highly important protein sources, while creating jobs for dozens and hundreds of local island people. The "Global Coral Reef Initiatives" headed by Dr. Thomas J. Goreau is an inventor and provider of the world's leading coral reef restoration technology. "BioRock" technology uses renewable energy sources to grow limestone over a steel aperture in sea water. BioRock caused transplanted corals to grow two to six times faster than naturally and makes them up to 50 times more resilient to coral bleaching from high sea surface temperatures associated with sea level rise. BioRock produces the only known substance to make marine installations grow stronger and thicker over time rather than corrode and decay. Dr. Goreau is a leader in responsive action to Global Climate Change. He has active BioRock installations in over 20 countries worldwide. The PanAmerican PanAfrican Association PaPa) was established in 1968 by its founder Dr. Robert Starling Pritchard II, Dr. Pritchard is a world renown author, publisher, researcher, musician, composer, community activist, humanitarian, and leader among Non Governmental Organizations at the United Nations. Now led by Henri Georges Polgar, the PaPa NGO maintains Consultative Status to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. This organization is recognized as a founder of Black History Month in America, provides consultants to global interests and governments, organizes indigenous peoples representation to the United Nations, and has sustainable development coordinators operating under the premise of "Mutuality of Benefit" as it pertains to business, civil society, and diplomacy. Copyright Emerald Planet.org
Show '3': Erik Wilton Hagberg, CEO - Pacific Aquaculture Cooperatives International- July 1, 2024
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The Role of Artificial Substrates in the Growth of Periphyton to Enhance the Productivity of Aquaculture Ponds https://lnkd.in/ev9GJRXN
The Role of Artificial Substrates in the Growth of Periphyton to Enhance the Productivity of Aquaculture Ponds
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3moC-FAARER such an important topic. Navigating the national/regional licensing process effectively is a life or death challenge for many projects. Thank you for sharing and highlighting this !