The ecosystem approach to aquaculture (EAA) is a strategy for the sustainable development
of the aquaculture sector, but the question of how it can be practically implemented remains …

Coastal aquaculture has experienced substantial growth in the last few decades and
associated impacts on natural environments are of increasing importance. Understanding …

Fish farms are increasingly situated in strong current sites above or near to mixed-bottom
habitats that include organisms not normally considered in the context of organic …

Finfish aquaculture can be installed over hard and patchy substrates where grab sampling is
challenging and use of video can be an appropriate tool to document benthic changes …

Fish farm waste dispersal models are widely used but have only been directly validated to a
limited extent. Two shallow (< 20 m) Atlantic salmon farms (Bay of Meil and Quanterness) in …

In Newfoundland fjords, evaluating changes to benthic communities resulting from finfish
aquaculture is difficult because the depth (> 30 m) and presence of patches of hard …

Global aquaculture is one of the fastest growing food industries, accounting for
approximately half of all finfish and invertebrate production as of 2016. In Canada, provincial …

Mariculture provides an increasing seafood supply to a growing population. It also brings
unintended consequences for the environment, resources, and sustainable development. In …

The colourless mat covering organically enriched sediments underlying an intensive salmon
farm in Estero Pichicolo, southern Chile, was surveyed by combined 454 PyroTag and …

This study explores spatio-temporal changes in epibenthic communities due to salmon
aquaculture at deep (> 30 m), hard-bottom dominated sites in Newfoundland (Canada) …