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Canadian province offers pre-vetted aquaculture sites to shellfish growers

'This marks a Canadian first,' -- Kent Smith, Nova Scotia's fisheries and aquaculture minister

By Undercurrent News | April 16, 2024 13:23 BST
Nova Scotia shellfish farm. Photo: Municipality of Argyle, Nova Scotia
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After four years in development, six out of 53 sites identified as suitable for shellfish aquaculture in the town of Argyle in Nova Scotia, Canada, are now available for leasing [...]

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