Sustainable Fish Farming

The book systematically guides readers through the complexities of sustainable aquaculture, beginning with fundamental concepts and farming methods. For example, integrated multi-trophic systems, where waste from one species becomes food for another, mimic natural ecosystems and reduce environmental impact. It also analyzes the policy and economic frameworks essential for promoting sustainable aquaculture practices, connecting to fields like ecology and economics.

Throughout its chapters, the book uses case studies and scientific literature to challenge the notion that aquaculture is inherently harmful. It offers strategies for minimizing negative environmental impacts while maximizing productivity, providing a holistic perspective that considers the ecological, economic, and social dimensions of aquaculture. This approach makes the book valuable for students, researchers, and policymakers seeking a comprehensive understanding of responsible aquaculture development.