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Alaska Seaweed Handling and Processing Workshop: Kelp Stabilization Demonstration

Kodiak Seafood and Marine Science Center (KSMSC) 118 Trident Way, Kodiak, AK, United States

Alaska Sea Grant and GreenWave invite kelp farmers, processors, and industry members to apply to participate in a free one-day demonstration of primary processing and stabilization technology for raw kelp. This demonstration will take place in Kodiak, at the Kodiak Seafood Marine Science Center (KSMSC), on Thursday, May 23, 2024. The application is now closed […]

Can Kelp Help? Webinar on Macroalgae Cultivation

Macroalgae (kelp and other types of seaweed) provide many ecosystem services and have been identified as a potential carbon dioxide removal strategy through large-scale cultivation, though many scientific questions remain. This webinar will examine different fates and timescales of macroalgae carbon storage, the effectiveness at a local or global scale, ecological and cost considerations, and methods for measuring impacts.

Seagriculture EU

The Seagriculture Conference EU 2024 gathers top speakers, who will share their know-how within seaweed for feed, food, offshore cultivation, biorefinery of seaweed and much more.

Asian-Pacific Aquaculture 2024

After the successful meeting WA2005 in Bali 2005, and APA16 in Surabaya (2016), we decided to come back to Indonesia again in 2024. Asian Pacific Aquaculture 2024 will be the next chance for the international aquaculture community to visit Indonesia and see the rapidly expanding aquaculture industry in Indonesia – nearly 20% increase in the last 5 years in hectares in aquaculture production and over 50% per year increase in tons produced every year for the last 10 years!

2024 PSA-ISOP-ISEP Joint Meeting

The 2024 Phycological Society of American Annual Meeting will be held in Seattle, WA at the Husky Union Building (HUB) on the University of Washington campus.