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Developed in collaboration with the River Lochy Association, this is a comprehensive scientific study that will continue over a period of three years.

The Scottish Government is already responsible for leading the development of 21 of the 43 UK Fisheries Management Plans (FMPs).

Located in Stornoway, the remote fish-feeding operations centre, which currently serves two farms, has been up and running since mid-October.

The course has been developed in response to a need for a more skilled workforce as the blue economy develops in Scotland and the UK.

In September, AquaGen Profunda in Norway received recognition from the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) and approval from the European Union for export.

The ALBAS awards aim to celebrate excellence in training and careers across Scotland’s rural industries, with the awards ceremony to take place in March 2025.