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Huon Aquaculture is pleased to once again see positive results from the second annual Storm Bay Broadscale Environmental Monitoring Program (BEMP) conducted by the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS). Huon Aquaculture’s CEO, Philip Wiese, said “These results showed…

Healthy rivers are a critical component of the success of our freshwater hatchery sites; which is why we routinely participate in AusRivAS surveys. The Australian Rivers Assessment System was established in 1994 by the Federal Government to quickly identify any…

In this edition of the Huon Story, we reflect on milestones achieved as a result of selective breeding, focus on fish health, freshwater facility updates and developments in fish feed. We also shine a spotlight on some of our lesser…

Production trials at the Marine Aquaculture Research Lease (MARL) in Providence Bay, New South Wales, ended on 30 June 2018, when the last remaining yellowtail kingfish were harvested from the site. Following the initial trial, Huon removed all surface infrastructure…

IMAS scientists are world-class in their field and IMAS has been ranked fourth in the world for Marine and Freshwater Biology, seventh in the world for Fisheries and in the top fifty institutions in the world for Earth and Marine…