Category: Environmentally Friendly Aquaculture
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Community-based Crab Banks
The community-based crab bank initiative has shown itself to be a practical and effective strategy for enhancing the sustainability of blue crab populations while fostering socio-economic and ecological resilience in coastal communities.
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Gender-Inclusive Participation in Small-Scale Aquaculture
Adopting a gender-inclusive approach to small-scale aquaculture is not only a matter of social equity but also a strategic imperative for advancing sustainability and resilience within the sector.
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Application of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to the Aquaculture of the Mekong Delta
LCA can be used in aquaculture, to quantify environmental impacts (e.g. global warming, eutrophication) and identify environmental “hot spots” (key processes or activities that contribute most significantly to the overall environmental impacts).
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Sustainable Bivalve Aquaculture in Thailand
Bivalve aquaculture in Thailand represents a promising avenue for achieving food security, economic development, and environmental conservation.
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Seaweed Aquaculture: A Potential Nature-based Solution
Seaweed aquaculture, when designed as a Nature-based Solution, has the potential to simultaneously restore marine ecosystems, empower coastal women, and enhance regional food security. Thailand and Southeast Asia are uniquely positioned to lead this transformation.
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