Aquaculture and Climate Change

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Preparing an industry for the future

Aquaculture is just one of the ways that the Magdalen Islands’ residents make a living off the sea. Lisandre Solomon of the Merinov research centre explains how climate change is jeopardizing aquaculture, affecting species like oysters and scallops. But through research and development, Merinov is helping islanders adapt and move towards a sustainable future.

Recommended Video Citation

Climate Atlas of Canada. (2020). Aquaculture and Climate Change: Preparing an industry for the future. Prairie Climate Centre. https://climateatlas.ca/video/aquaculture-and-climate-change

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