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Aquaculture for the future webinar series: #1 Climate Considerations for WA Aquaculture. Tuesday 28th October 12 – 1pm (AWST)
The latest Copernicus Ocean State Report provides an international example showing that record ocean heatwaves in 2023–2024 are reshaping marine ecosystems and disrupting fisheries and aquaculture worldwide. Warmer waters, rising seas, and acidification are driving species shifts, invasive outbreaks, and production losses, such as the collapse of clam farming in Italy’s Po River delta. The report highlights the urgent need for climate-ready management to protect seafood industries and coastal communities.