Theme Session Q - Sustainable aquaculture in a changing world

ICES Annual Science Conference  

Book of abstracts of theme session Q:

Sustainable aquaculture in a changing world

Conveners: Neil Ruane (Ireland), Julie Maguire (Ireland), Mike Rust (United States)

• CM 12: Environmental interactions with an offshore, long-line mussel farm and its conservation potential
• CM 61: The potential of IMTA (Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture) for sustainable aquaculture development?
• CM 77: New sustainable and profitable value chain systems for IMTA production in the Atlantic region - ASTRAL
• CM 125: How does rearing regime shape the metabolic phenotype of Atlantic salmon in commercial aquaculture?
• CM 208: Novel sustainable aquafeeds for improved fish stocks
• CM 259: Capturing climate conversations & concerns with the US aquaculture industry through farm-level discussions, some preliminary survey results, and how they might be used in the decision making process and policy development
• CM 264: Implications of the ICES workshop on pathways to climate-aware advice (WKCLIMAD) to aquaculture - a call to action!?
• CM 282: Assessing the risk of climate change to aquaculture in Oman
• CM 342: An innovative approach to sustainable aquaculture planning: Case study - Canary Islands
• CM 431: Combining population models and larval dispersal – a tool for sea lice management
• CM 439: Understanding Climate Change - effects on Harmful Algal Blooms and impacts on aquaculture sustainability
• CM 485: Towards more sustainable parasite management in aquaculture: depopulation can complement drug-based strategies
• CM 493: Socioeconomic opportunities and challenges to seaweed multi-trophic aquaculture: case of pond culture in Brebes, Indonesia
• CM 498: A theoretical framework to evaluate the circular journey of aquaculture companies in Italy
• CM 502: Defining the role of Seaweed Aquaculture in Marine Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function
• CM 537: Environmental effects of seaweed farms on local ecosystems: evidence of their role as biodiversity reservoirs and facilitation of habitats of high conservation importance
• CM 566: Biomonitoring planktonic threats in salmon aquaculture: eDNA metabarcoding analyses