By 2036 precision monitoring, closed-cycle breeding, and mandatory welfare standards are projected to significantly reduce farmed fish suffering globally.
Key Facts
Evidence-based research supports welfare improvements in aquaculture future welfare 2036
Millions of animals benefit from better aquaculture welfare practices
Individual actions and policy change both drive welfare improvements
Science, advocacy, and consumer choice are all important levers for change
Progress is achievable and measurable across this welfare domain
Welfare Considerations
Long-term aquaculture welfare improvement requires sustained advocacy and investment.
What You Can Do
Support long-term aquaculture welfare campaigns
Invest in consumer choices driving industry welfare change
Advocate for mandatory welfare standards over voluntary schemes
Celebrate aquaculture welfare progress as motivation for continued effort