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Atlantic Halibut
The Atlantic halibut is a large flatfish that can reach a weight of over 300kg in the wild. -
Mussels
Mussel farming extends across temperate and tropical regions in inshore environments, as well as in deeper, offshore waters. -
Species farmed in aquaculture
We’ve collated information on commonly farmed species of fish and shellfish and how they are classified. -
Managing end of life fishing gear and aquaculture equipment
Fishing gear or aquaculture equipment lost in our oceans creates a challenging problem. We’re working with industry and government to find solutions. -
Acoustic deterrents
An acoustic deterrent is a device that emits pulses of high frequency sound to deter cetaceans from approaching fishing gear. -
Plastix: Providing a unique solution to a complicated problem
Plastix is a Danish recycling company which aims to provide more sustainable solutions for cleaner environments and oceans. It specialises in converting fibres - primarily from used fishnets and ropes - that could previously have ended up in the ocean or on landfill into high-grade raw materials which can be used to create new products. -
Scallops
Scallop production extends across the world in cold and warm water regions, with China dominating commercial production. -
European Sea Bass
The European sea bass aquaculture industry has grown strongly since the early 1990s and represents one of the most important farmed species. -
Gilthead Sea Bream
The Gilthead sea bream aquaculture industry represents one of the most important farmed species in the Mediterranean. -
Calculating the Spread of Trawl Doors
Guidance for skippers on calculating the spread of trawl doors. -
Rainbow Trout
Rainbow trout was one of the first species whose life cycle was fully replicated under farmed conditions and can be farmed in a variety of systems. -
Escapes and Introductions
White Leg Prawn (Litopenaeus vannamei) Aquaculture Profile - Escapes and Introductions.