A variety of new feed ingredients are emerging in the aquaculture feed sector. While the
technology readiness of these options varies across and within the new ingredient classes, it …

Wild-caught fish provide an irreplaceable source of essential nutrients in food-insecure
places. Fishers catch thousands of species, yet the diversity of aquatic foods is often …

A range of sustainability metrics have been proposed over the years that calculate the
various efficiencies (and inefficiencies) of the use of feed in animal production (terrestrial …

Marine fishing is crucial to the socio-economy of West Africa fishery. However, the sector has
many challenges, which have increased the call for an integrated approach that provides …

In trawl-acoustic methods, machine learning can objectively assign species composition to
echo-traces, providing a reproducible approach for improving biomass assessments and the …

Global change has profound effects on marine species, communities, and ecosystems.
Among these impacts, small pelagics have emerged as valuable indicators for detecting …

Mesopelagic fish represent an opportunity for fishing companies and food production, but
their exploitation carries substantial environmental risks related to these populations' role in …

Small pelagic fish (SPF) are fundamental components of marine food webs and are subject
to boom and bust periods ascribed to the interactive effects of fishing and climate, which vary …

Climate change is recognised to lead to spatial shifts in the distribution of small pelagic fish,
likely by altering their environmental optima. Fish supply along the Northwest African coast …

We present a novel adaptation of the classic discrete delay‐difference model, a continuous
delay‐differential model (cDDM), which can adequately represent population dynamics of …