Here below you will find a series of student technical reports examining different IMTA systems, each with a technical summary followed by a presentation delving further into the concept:
Below you will find a series of interviews with INTEGRATE partners examining their thoughts about the current state of IMTA in their countries, and the challenges facing development in the near future:
In Portuguese, this presentation prepared by Emilia Cunha looks at the Ecological Intensification of Aquaculture, and how IMTA may influence it, and was presented to the ‘Jornadas do Mar’ seminar in late 2019:
CEVA present a guide to seaweeds and their use in IMTA and sustainable aquaculture – a presentation looking at practical ways that seaweed can be incorporated into IMTA culture:
In the second part of their teaching material, CTAQUA look at methods for identifying best-practice in IMTA in southern Spain and Portugal through analysis of existing land-based aquaculture set ups:
The following factsheets developed by the Irish Seaweed Consultancy (ISC) provide a summary of the current status of cultivation research in selected red and green seaweeds across the Atlantic Area:
The following video as well as 3 factsheets, developed by the National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG), describe the general principles involved in the design, establishment and managing of IMTA recirculation systems:
