Along Kenya’s coast, community-led mariculture groups are showing how practical learning, collaboration and shared experience can strengthen sustainable livelihoods and coastal resilience.

At dawn along Kenya's coast, small boats head out to sea, their fishers chasing livelihoods that form the backbone of coastal economies across the Western Indian Ocean.

For many people, octopus brings to mind a gourmet dish in a high-end restaurant. But in Songo Songo, Tanzania, it is the foundation of local livelihoods and a vital source of household income.

When Amit Joarder walks along the edge of his ponds in southern Bangladesh, he sees the difference.  The fish are growing faster now and the harvest comes sooner.

New research from WorldFish Egypt shows that the Abbassa G15 strain of selectively bred Nile tilapia grew more than 30% faster than a commercial strain, with better survival leading to a 52% increa

Over 150 stakeholders have gathered in Dili, Timor-Leste, for the National Aquaculture Forum to celebrate a decade of progress in aquaculture development and to strengthen partnerships for scaling

Fish feed is one of the biggest costs facing aquaculture producers in Nigeria.