CHAMPIONING ETHICAL PRACTICES
FOR THE WELLBEING OF AQUATIC LIFE

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OUR APPROACH

Project Design, Execution and Management

From the initial concept to completion, we design, manage, and deliver successful projects. With over a decade of experience, we've formed partnerships at every project stage, integrating expert insights through our vast network and collaborative approach.

Welfare Assessments

We can evaluate aquatic animal farms using existing assessment protocols when available. If lacking, we rely on current scientific knowledge to gauge potential stress levels. Research on aquatic animal welfare is limited compared to land animals, making projects in this field innovative.

Peer-reviewed Publications and Professional Presentations

From prestigious journals to impactful conferences worldwide, we excel in crafting and presenting aquatic-focused research. Our track record boasts high-level outputs, demonstrating expertise in various writing styles.

We’re proud to announce that Ethical Seafood Research now works with 10% of the Egyptian aquaculture sector, positively impacting the welfare of 260 million fish.

This marks just the beginning as we push forward in our mission for aquatic welfare and sustainability.

OUR IMPACT

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SUCCESS STORIES

Tech-driven Welfare: Improving Tilapia Farming Practices in Egypt
In an exciting new venture, ESR has partnered with FAI Farms to launch the Tilapia Welfare Project in Egypt, leveraging innovative technology to improve the welfare of farmed tilapia, a staple in the region's large and ever-growing aquaculture industry.
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Pioneering Sustainable Practices in Kenyan Inland Aquaculture
Discover how Ethical Seafood Research is revolutionizing Kenyan aquaculture through the Kenya Fish Welfare Project, uncovering key challenges and implementing tailored interventions to improve the lives of both fish and farmers.
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ESR & AU-IBAR set standard for aquatic animal welfare in Africa
The African Union InterAfrican Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR) and Ethical Seafood Research developed a factsheet to underscore the importance of aquatic animal welfare in Africa and raise awareness about the necessity of preserving it.
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OUR CLIENTS

WHO WE WORK WITH

Government bodies

Executed contracts for esteemed bodies like the UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs and Fisheries & Oceans Canada.

Intergovernmental agencies

Partnering with animal welfare NGOs focused on land animals, extending support to those advocating for aquatic animals with limited capacity.

Non-profit organisations

We pair up with NGOs working on farmed animal welfare that are focused on land animals and still want to advocate for aquatic animals but don’t have immediate capacity.

Philanthropic visionaries

Supported by visionary foundations, we're dedicated to alleviating the suffering of countless aquatic animals in the human consumption cycle.

Leading industry actors

Collaborating with fishing and fish farming companies committed to achieve operational sustainability and welfare practices, while meeting consumer expectations and CSR targets.

Other consulting firms

Trusted collaborators for fellow consultancies in the fisheries and aquaculture space, providing expertise for large-scale projects and ensuring timely deliverables.

Past Clients

FEATURED PROJECTS

European Parliament Policy Document

This research study reviews China’s marine fisheries and aquaculture sectors, focusing on the distant water fleet's operations, state subsidies, and challenges posed to competitors like the EU.

Call to tackle illegal fishing practices

This project advocates transparency and measures to combat illegal fishing in the Mediterranean, emphasising deterrent sanctions and improved reporting.

Wild Fisheries Welfare Guide

This report introduces the concept of an animal welfare-based approach to capture fisheries and urges its adoption by the fishing industry, arguing that humane fisheries are both possible and desirable.

TESTIMONIALS