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Sea Farming07 Oct 2024

New name and brand for ECMA awards

Europe’s leading commercial marine and workboats exhibition has announced a new name and brand for its annual awards

11 Apr 2024

Full speed ahead for sea trials showcase

Preparations are moving fast as vessels, speakers and delegates confirm for this year’s Speed@Seawork, partnered with the Society of Marine Industries (SMI).

The event, which showcases fast working b

12 Feb 2024

Seawork 2024 focuses on costs and carbon footprint

The conference programme at Seawork 2024, the leading event for workboats and working vessels, will have cutting operating costs and reducing carbon emissions as its key themes.

The landmark 25th ann

Leading climate change scientist to open Australian Seagriculture

Seaweed11 Nov 2024

Professor Tim Flannery, one of Australia’s leading writers on climate change, has been announced as the opening keynote speaker for the Australian Seagriculture Conference in March next year.

Aquafuture Spain moves to Vigo for 2025 - and is set to be bigger than ever

Sea Farming25 Oct 2024

Vigo will be the venue next May for one of Europe’a biggest aquaculture events

Return visit booked for Team Scotland at Aqua Nor

Sea Farming23 Oct 2024

Scotland’s presence at the world’s biggest aquaculture trade show was confirmed yesterday, when it was announced that Highlands and Islands Enterprise has secured funding for a Scottish Pavilion at Aqua Nor 2025.

Marine Fund Scotland announces latest grant decisions

Sea Farming07 Oct 2024

Marine Fund Scotland has announced its latest round of funding decisions for aquaculture and fisheries.

Partnership is key for Aquaculture Africa

Sea Farming04 Oct 2024

Collaboration and partnerships are set to take centre stage at the upcoming Aquaculture Africa 2024 Conference in Tunisia, 19-22 November 2024.

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Seagriculture USA 2024 explores new frontiers

Seaweed27 Sep 2024

The Seagriculture USA 2024 conference, the premier event for the seaweed industry, was successfully held in Ketchikan, Alaska from 11-12 September 2024.

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