Shallow water work has traditionally been divided between excavators and conventional cutter suction dredgers. Excavators have been used for the more shallow and narrow parts
Summer is here and delicious shellfish appear more tempting than ever, offering exquisite flavors and textures and allowing us to savor the taste of the
A Chinese-Norwegian consortium involving several private companies, public institutions and NGOs has been set up for the construction of a hyperintensive aquaculture reference center in
During the months of February and March the regional government has carried out a number of experiences throughout several coastal locations for the cleaning of
The salmon is possibly the species that best exemplifies the worldwide success of finfish aquaculture. Its cultivation from the 70s to the present has transformed
The Regional Autonomous Corporation of Colombia (CAR) has relied on Watermaster technology to carry out recovery work on the lagoon complex formed by Fúquene, Cucunubá
Pescanova has been a reference in the fishing industry for many years, having the pioneering vision to identify aquaculture as an area for growing within
A predominantly French research team, led by Yann Guiguen (INRA), published in the April issue of Nature Communications the sequence and structure of the rainbow
New scientific evidence is detailing the growing impact of ocean acidification on marine aquaculture. From the Atlantic to the Pacific, from Argentina to New Zealand,