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The topics of species-appropriate fish farming and sustainable and ethical fishing are highly topical. It is therefore a good idea for interested parties to meet, talk to each other, analyse findings, and develop solutions for the welfare of fishes.
The previous Summer Shoals took place in the open air, close to the sea. A small group of participants with different backgrounds and interests: representatives of science, consumption, NGOs, retail, politics, certification, and industry discuss and propose solutions. There are no laser pointers and no projections – but plenty of opportunities to work together constructively for the welfare of fishes.
The fair‑fish Summer Shoal took place for the fifth time in 2023. We have also planned another Summer Shoal for 2024 – this time as an online conference.
We will announce the date and registration details soon.
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The topics of species-appropriate fish farming and sustainable and ethical fishing are highly topical. It is therefore a good idea for interested parties to meet, talk to each other, analyse findings, and develop solutions for the welfare of fishes.
The previous Summer Shoals took place in the open air, close to the sea. A small group of participants with different backgrounds and interests: representatives of science, consumption, NGOs, retail, politics, certification, and industry discuss and propose solutions. There are no laser pointers and no projections – but plenty of opportunities to work together constructively for the welfare of fishes.
The fair‑fish Summer Shoal took place for the fifth time in 2023. We have also planned another Summer Shoal for 2024 – this time as an online conference.
We will announce the date and registration details soon.