— April 26, 2022 —

2022 Aquaculture Research, Science and Technology Forum

Mark your calendars now for Wednesday and Thursday, October 26-27 for our 2022 Aquaculture Research, Science and Technology Forum!

Whether you join us virtually or in person in St. Andrews, NB at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre, our hybrid conference will feature all the leading-edge presentations you have come to expect from Atlantic Canada’s Premier Aquaculture Research Forum. We’ll also be celebrating our Atlantic Canada Aquaculture Award recipient!

The conference agenda and a link to register will be posted in early September.

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