Artificially Fertilized Atlantic Wolffish Set to Restore Arctic Kelp Forests(opens in a new tab)
In Northern Norway, researchers are breeding Atlantic wolffish to reduce sea urchin numbers and aid recovery of degraded Arctic kelp forests.
A BlueRewilding project in Tromsø has successfully bred artificially fertilized Atlantic wolffish, a move designed to curb overpopulation of sea urchins and restore Norway’s Arctic kelp forests.
In Northern Norway, researchers are breeding Atlantic wolffish to reduce sea urchin numbers and aid recovery of degraded Arctic kelp forests.
A BlueRewilding project in Tromsø has successfully bred artificially fertilized Atlantic wolffish, advancing efforts to restore Norway’s Arctic kelp forests.