Shellfish reef aquaculture: a perspective on the systematic cultivation of endangered biogenic habitats

Author:

Esquivel‐Muelbert Juan R.1ORCID,Alleway Heidi K.2,Bishop Melanie J.1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. School of Natural Sciences Macquarie University Sydney New South Wales Australia

2. Provide Food and Water, The Nature Conservancy Arlington VA U.S.A.

Abstract

In the United Nations' decade on ecosystem restoration, humans are joining forces to develop innovative strategies to rebuild marine life. The use of aquaculture to restore or preserve aquatic habitats is emerging, with promising solutions for the restoration of endangered shellfish reefs. Here, we highlight some of the challenges and opportunities for positive aquaculture–restoration interactions and present a perspective on the systematic cultivation of shellfish reefs. We draw on historical oyster aquaculture practices, such as bottom farming, to argue that shellfish reef aquaculture may be a path to accelerate ecosystem recovery and persistence in the face of a changing environment.

Publisher

Wiley

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