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Enifer shifts attention to shrimp after alt protein salmon trial

Enifer, a Finnish biotech startup, reports positive results in research trials focused on the aquaculture sector with its mycoprotein, Pekilo Aqua.

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Study: Mycoprotein has positive impact on salmon s natural immune system and growth

New research indicates supplementing the diets of juvenile salmon growing in freshwater with a mycoprotein can bring clear added benefits for their health and growth.

Joosu kuivanenNorwegian university for life sciencesResearch council of norwayNordic councilTechnical research centre of finlandPekilo aquaProfessor margarethNorwegian universityLife sciencesResearch councilAquaculture europePeliko aquaSimo ellilVoima venturesNordic foodtechResearch centre

Even in Protected Areas, Humans Take a Toll on Wildlife

Even in Protected Areas, Humans Take a Toll on Wildlife
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Humans Can Impact Animals in Protected Wildlife Areas Even From the Outside

Humans Can Impact Animals in Protected Wildlife Areas Even From the Outside
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Even in protected areas, humans take a toll on wildlife

Even tropical animals that live in protected areas aren't safe from the effects of human activity, a new study shows.

Lydia beaudrotBwindi impenetrable national parkWildlife conservation societySmithsonian institutionNorwegian university for life sciencesNational science foundationRice universityResearch council of norwayConservation internationalNature ecologyNorwegian universityResearch council