Calling all Scottish seafood stakeholders
Prioritising your innovation needs for a more prosperous and sustainable Scottish seafood industry Fisheries Innovation and Sustainability believes that innovation will release untapped potential for greater prosperity and sustainability in Scotland’s seafood industry. Our organisation exists to facilitate projects that can make the greatest positive change for the industry in
Developing future leaders in Scottish fishing
Fisheries Innovation and Sustainability (FIS) is committed to supporting the professional development of current and future Scottish industry leaders. We believe that by investing in people, we can build capacity and release untapped potential in Scottish fishing communities and organisations. This is why FIS, together with The Fishmongers’ Company, is
Scottish fishermen trial mobile real-time reporting app to avoid unwanted catches
A pioneering collaboration between Scottish fishermen and scientists will allow state-of-the-art technology to be deployed to avoid unwanted catches of cod and whiting. Between now and the end of 2020, fishermen on the west coast of Scotland will be trialling a bespoke software system to report hauls of these species
Reflections from Maine
The FIS Travel Bursary is awarded to applicants with the best proposal for a short international trip that will help further their career and their ability to contribute to the Scottish fishing industry. Nicole Anderson, winner of the 2019 Travel Bursary, works for the Clyde Fisherman’s Trust and travelled to
Heriot-Watt to help boost Scotland’s fishing industry
Fisheries Innovation and Sustainability (FIS) has welcomed Heriot-Watt University onto its Board. The University is the first academic institution to join FIS taking its place alongside a range of high-profile members including government organisations, representatives from the processing and retail sector, and environmental groups. Michel Kaiser, a Professor of Fisheries