Paid Training in Aquaculture Webinar
Cost: Free
Date: October 27, 2026
Time: 12 p.m. or 6 p.m.
The Gulf of America Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) Demonstration Project is a federally funded, state-led pilot designed to show that sustainable, nearshore aquaculture is achievable, scalable and environmentally responsible in the northern Gulf. This project addresses the growing domestic and global demand for seafood while supporting U.S. food production and security goals, coastal economies and workforce development.
Two webinars will be offered on Tuesday, October 27, for those interested in learning how they can support the project. The webinars will provide information on the paid opportunity including pay, requirements, and responsibilities which may include feeding monitoring, and harvesting.
Both webinars will include the same information for participants interested.
To register, click the link below for your preferred time.
If you have more questions, please email Ashley McDonald, IMTA Project Manager at amcdonald@disl.edu.