AQUACULTURE

WATCH: Community trust key to seaweed market

Seaweed farming must secure stronger community support to unlock the UK’s aquaculture potential, according to a new report from the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS).

Report co-author Dr Kati Michalek examines some Saccorhiza polyschides growing at the SAMS seaweed farm

Seaweed farming must secure stronger community support to unlock the UK’s aquaculture potential, according to a new report from the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS).

Tags: Aquaculture marine biodiversity Scottish Association for Marine Science seafood farming

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