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Swim with the fishes: is tuna tourism just a bit of harmless holiday fun?

Sophie Kevany's article in The Guardian examines the controversial practice of tuna tourism in South Australia, specifically focusing on its environmental and ethical implications.

Tilapia Welfare Egypt Project Articles

We’re proud to announce that Ethical Seafood Research is now working with over 15% of the Egyptian aquaculture sector, positively impacting the welfare of 260 million fish.

The Fish Site

Improving the lives of more than 260 million tilapia, impacting 10 percent of Egypt’s Nile tilapia

Seafood Source 

Tilapia Welfare Egypt Project reaches 10 percent milestone, improving welfare of 260 million fish

Aqua Culture / Asia - Pacific

Tilapia welfare project has improved the lives of more than 260 million fish in Egypt

World Fishing & Aquaculture

Tilapia welfare project reaps rewards

Aquaculture Magazine

Tilapia Welfare Project Has Improved the Lives of more than 260 Million Fish in Egypt

We Are Aquaculture

Tilapia Welfare Egypt reaches 260 million fish milestone

Hatchery International

FAI’s Tilapia Welfare Project improves conditions for 260 million fish in Egypt

Agri Newz

دكتور وسيم إمام يكتب .. مشروع رعاية البلطي و الاستزراع السمكي في مصر

Al Fallah Al Youm

مشروع رعاية البلطي يُحسّن حياة أكثر من 260 مليون سمكة بمصر

The Vet Record

Protecting the welfare of Egyptian tilapia

PODCASTS

Episode on the podcast: Compassionate + Beneficial Living™ by Erin McCann

Episode on the podcast: ROI of DEI by Sustainability Scores

VIDEOS

Ethical Seafood, Aquatic Animal Welfare, & Marine Conservation with Wasseem Emam

Caviar Cruelty
Animal Justice Canada

Interview with Wasseem Emam at the Extinction or Regeneration Conference in London, 12th May 2023

IV Fish Welfare Summer Shoal 2022 — Presentation by Wasseem Emam

Nor Fishing 2022 Digital Broadcast – Interview with Wasseem Emam

Panel on capture fisheries welfare @ the Aquatic Life Conference

Panel on Eurogroup & EU policy work @ the Aquatic Life Conference

BOLTI EGYPT project video — Sustainable intensification of the tilapia farming sector through improved fish health & welfare

ALI panel — Can we have sustainable and humane wild capture fisheries?