Our coordinator Elisa Ravagnan discusses Sustainable, profitable and resilient value chains for integrated multi-trophic aquaculture.

Natalia Ospina-Alvarez and Tânia Li Chen (AIR Centre, Portugal) presented the poster ‘Promoting Blue Economy: Towards…

Marine Aquaculture Station donates to Mesa Brasil.

As the blue economy and sustainable aquaculture cannot be reached without measures towards gender equality, the ASTRAL project has pledged to promote women's empowerment…

The aquaculture sector represents the fastest-growing animal production sector in recent years. According to FAO, world aquaculture production reached an all-time high…

Aquaculture is a key source of animal protein, leading to worldwide investment in a rapidly increasing sector.

Given the notable growth of the aquaculture sector in the last two decades and considering the projections in the future, strategies to ensure sustainable development of the industry gain interest.

Coastal regions are characterised by vast and complex marine ecosystems. These natural living resources are crucial for 37% of the global human population who depend on them for food…

Meaningful and inclusive engagement is a key aspect of the ASTRAL project. But why does this matter and how does it benefit all, from science to stakeholders?