This post explores the outcomes of FWI's monthly capacity building workshops on fish welfare for aquaculture farmers in Andhra Pradesh,

Our corporate partner SAGE attempted stunning before slaughter for their pangasius -- the first effort of this kind we're aware of in India.

FWI has been applying Version 1 of our welfare standard for 9 months in India. This post preliminarily assesses Version 1's impact on fish.

This post summarizes FWI's projects to help fish in China, Portugal, the UK, and the Philippines.

2021 was a year of immense growth for Fish Welfare Initiative. We doubled our budget, tripled our team size, and transitioned from...

By Karthik Pulugurtha and Haven King-Nobles This post discusses Fish Welfare Initiative’s plan for determining if, and if so how, to...

On September 21, 2021, SAGE Organics, a Hyderabad-based sustainability brand, committed to improving fish welfare. In doing so, SAGE...

Over May and June, Fish Welfare Initiative had the opportunity to visit the Portuguese Aquaculture Experimental Station (EPPO, Olhão) to...

This blog post outlines what we believe is one of the biggest mistakes we’ve made as an organization: launching a pilot study that proved...

The following post was written by a Fish Welfare Initiative volunteer, Will Colin-Diamond. He recently graduated from UC San Diego where...

We are excited to announce the launch of the Alliance for Responsible Aquaculture (ARA) – a first-of-its-kind collective of farmers and...

We attempted to survey 41 fish producers in Vietnam and got zero responses. Here’s what we learned.

2020 was Fish Welfare Initiative’s first full year of operations. In it, FWI changed significantly: we shifted from focusing primarily on...

This post discusses the fish welfare improvements we are helping farmers implement in India.

If we want to protect the environment, our health, the fish, and have a good product, we need to take into account the welfare of fish.

Over the past year, Fish Welfare Initiative has conducted farm visits and secondary research to identify the most promising ways to help...

The expression of emotions in fish is quantifiable, and they affect the fish’s reality.

The following post was written by a Fish Welfare Initiative volunteer, Karina Benitez Lin, who is the Corporate Outreach Officer at...

The following post was written by a Fish Welfare Initiative volunteer, Margaux Cudaback, who is an undergraduate studying Environmental...

Addressing welfare today can increase the resilience of farmed fish to climate change.