Aquaculture isn’t just the fastest growing form of food production — it can also be one of the most environmentally sustainable.
The Aquaculture Science Hub compiles research, tools, and resources to help ensure the best outcomes for coastal communities and ecosystems around the world.
Leading the Way Toward a Nature-Positive Future
With a foundation of rigorous science, we are working across the aquaculture sector to develop solutions.
From climate change to biodiversity loss, there’s no shortage of challenges facing the aquaculture industry.
Though aquaculture development ranges from country to country, every region could benefit from improved practices and resources.
With the right practices and in the right places, all forms of aquaculture can be part of a sustainable food system.
We are committed to providing the information and tools needed to realize the regenerative potential of aquaculture.
Featured Resources
A Global Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Framework for Regenerative Aquaculture
A framework intended to help aquaculture stakeholders understand, value, and communicate the industry's environmental benefits.
Exploring the Habitat Value of Kelp Aquaculture and Kelp-Shellfish Co-Culture
A comparative study of kelp farming systems in the Gulf of Maine, USA, and the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand
Restorative Seaweed Aquaculture for Communities and Ocean Health in Chile
A new project is catalyzing the development of restorative seaweed aquaculture industry in Chile.
Aquaculture Siting Task Force
Smart siting is unlocking aquaculture's potential provide a sustainable source of food for communities around the world.
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