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ExCo Refuse Salmon Farming in Falklands
FITV
Falklands refuses to authorize salmon farms on an industrial scale
MercoPress
Thousands Of Tasmanians Petitioners Want Salmon Farms Out
The Greens
Thousands of Tasmanians are demanding the government stops multinational salmon corporation Petuna from installing fifty open-net pens off Yellow Bluff in Storm Bay. The Tasmania community are concerned about the threat industrial aquaculture operations pose to the diversity of these wild marine waters. By Dr Rosalie Woodruff MP
Argentina becomes first country to ban open-net salmon farming due to impact on environment
Independent
National Aquaculture Legislation Overview - Turkey
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
National Seafood Month: Fish farming crowds out wild salmon
Public News Service
Argentina Becomes First Country to Reject Salmon Farming
Patagonia
University of British Columbia, University of Western Australia
Indigenous Kawésqar take on salmon farms in Chile’s southernmost fjords
Mongabay
Follow-up inquiry into salmon farming in Scotland
Rural Affairs and Islands Committee
In 2023, the RAI Committee agreed to undertake a follow-up inquiry into salmon farming at the earliest opportunity and this inquiry commenced in April 2024. The RAI Committee's inquiry focused on the implementation of the main recommendations made by the REC Committee, spread across four key themes:
- fish health and welfare;
- environmental impacts;
- interactions between wild and farmed salmon; and
- salmon farm consents and planning.