Next-generation breeding tools for sustainable aquaculture and conservation
Advanced reproductive biotechnology for fish conservation and aquaculture; empowering smallholders, strengthening biodiversity, and enabling climate-ready fish production.
Advanced reproductive biotechnology for fish conservation and aquaculture; empowering smallholders, strengthening biodiversity, and enabling climate-ready fish production.
AquaAdapt develops advanced reproductive and breeding technologies that make modern genetic tools accessible — to conservation programs and aquaculture producers alike.
Four areas of work, one shared platform of biotechnology.
Monosex seedstock and breeding-cycle compression lower costs and raise yield for producers worldwide.
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Genetic rescue and mass amplification tools for endangered trout, salmonids, and wild fish populations.
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Donor-derived reproduction multiplies elite or endangered genetics at scale, without GE release.
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Cryobanking preserves rare ecotypes and elite germlines so genetic material is never permanently lost.
Learn More →AquaAdapt was founded by Dr. Xavier Lauth and Travis Gilmore after years at the frontier of genome engineering, and years watching wild fish populations decline without access to the tools that could help. We exist to close that gap, sharing modern breeding technology with conservation programs and producers alike.
Partner With UsScientists and advisors dedicated to advancing aquaculture biotechnology.
We welcome collaboration with conservation agencies, hatcheries, researchers, and funders.
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