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As climate change impacts ocean ecosystems, scientists call for research investment to secure Europe's expanding seaweed farming industry.

Part of the funding is earmarked for projects demonstrating the feasibility and environmental benefits of regenerative ocean farming, including seaweed and shellfish farming, while spurring algae inno ...

The first phase of North Sea Farm 1 was completed during August, with seeding and installation due to begin mid-October. The facility is planned to become operational by the end of 2024.

The year-long collaboration on the Scottish west coast is part of a broader effort to integrate seaweed farming with salmon production.

Research by the University of Auckland and the University of New England, supported by The Nature Conservancy, found that mussel and kelp farms provide valuable habitat and food sources for marine spe ...

'North Sea Farm 1 Project' (NSF1) will be located in the North Sea and the first harvest is expected to be in the spring of 2025.