Aquaculture International - European Aquaculture Society (EAS)

The European Aquaculture Society (EAS) (this opens in a new tab) was established in 1976 as an international, non-profit association, with the principal objective of being the European forum for contacts and information exchange for those having an interest in European aquaculture. 

Primary Objectives of the EAS:

• To promote contacts between all those interested in marine and freshwater aquaculture;
• To facilitate the flow of information both within Europe and worldwide;
• To improve co-operation between governmental, scientific and commercial organisation and individuals who are interested in aquaculture;
• To promote the sponsorship of research, particularly at the European level.

Primary Activities of the EAS include:

• Publishing a bimonthly international scientific journal (Aquaculture International), a quarterly magazine (Aquaculture Europe), and publications within the series of special publications;
• Regularly organising international conferences (Aquaculture Europe), seminars and workshops;
• Participating in the development of sustainable aquaculture in Europe through various EU projects and initiatives;
• Maintaining contacts, or special agreements/links with several national and international associations involved in aquaculture .

Become a member (this opens in a new tab) of the EAS!
Find out more: https://www.aquaeas.eu/cb-registration (this opens in a new tab)