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At this New England Aquarium Lowell Lecture series event, learn how the New England Aquarium is advancing innovative, ethical, and sustainable approaches to acquiring animals for aquariums. Hear an in-depth conversation with aquarists who manage the Aquarium’s larval fishes program, whose work includes producing live foods in-house, maintaining broodstock, and raising juvenile fish at both the Aquarium’s Animal Care Center in Quincy, MA, and at Roger Williams University. These efforts helped launch a collaborative model that allows member aquariums in the Association of Zoos and Aquariums to share costs and expand access to fish produced through sustainable aquaculture.
As climate change continues to reshape fisheries and marine habitats, innovations like these are increasingly important. Discover how science, collaboration, and adaptive management are driving progress toward more sustainable and resilient aquatic collections, now and into the future.
Learn more about our lecture series at neaq.org/lectures
At this New England Aquarium Lowell Lecture series event, learn how the New England Aquarium is advancing innovative, ethical, and sustainable approaches to acquiring animals for aquariums. Hear an in-depth conversation with aquarists who manage the Aquarium’s larval fishes program, whose work includes producing live foods in-house, maintaining broodstock, and raising juvenile fish at both the Aquarium’s Animal Care Center in Quincy, MA, and at Roger Williams University. These efforts helped launch a collaborative model that allows member aquariums in the Association of Zoos and Aquariums to share costs and expand access to fish produced through sustainable aquaculture.
As climate change continues to reshape fisheries and marine habitats, innovations like these are increasingly important. Discover how science, collaboration, and adaptive management are driving progress toward more sustainable and resilient aquatic collections, now and into the future.
Learn more about our lecture series at neaq.org/lectures
