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Survey on SDGs and low-trophic aquaculture.
3 June, 2020

Which are the most relevant SDGs for the aquaculture of low-trophic species?

Photo collage with SDGs logos and photos of algae (AlgaPlus),

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Habitat survey in Galway (Ireland) by GMIT. Photo by Colin Hannon.
25 May, 2020

The hatchery work: the first steps to build value in aquaculture products

Habitat surveys with Connemara Shellfish Co-Op at Cill Ciaran Bay

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Recent news

  • AquaVitae releases its project movie focused on sustainability
  • Diving for Sea Urchins with a Norwegian Minister
  • Which are the most relevant SDGs for the aquaculture of low-trophic species?
  • The hatchery work: the first steps to build value in aquaculture products
  • Primar Aquacultura Orgânica: the world is its organic oyster

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Project Coordinator: Philip James

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  • AquaVitae releases its project movie focused on sustainability 22 June, 2020
  • Diving for Sea Urchins with a Norwegian Minister 17 June, 2020
  • Which are the most relevant SDGs for the aquaculture of low-trophic species? 3 June, 2020
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