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Monitoring the oceans with UPC technology The UPC’s Laboratory of Applied Bioacoustics (LAB), the Chilean Ministry of the Environment and MERI Foundation installed the first smart buoy of The Blue BOAT Initiative in the Corcovado Gulf, Chile. Equipped with cutting-edge LIDO technology developed by the UPC, the buoy monitors in real time marine biodiversity and the impact of human activities on the ecosystem. The data obtained will allow to alert vessels of the presence of whales to avoid collisions.

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architects declare

Architects Declare is a network of architectural practices committed to addressing the climate and biodiversity emergency. Originated by architects Steve Tompkins and Michael Pawlyn, and launched on 30 May 2019 by the then 17 UK recipients of the Stirling Prize. it quickly attracted hundreds of other architectural practices from across the UK. Under the wider banner of ‘Built Environment Declares’, it has now spread to more than 28 different countries, with over 7,000 signatories, and has been adopted by other built environment disciplines that have signed up to variations on the original 11-point declaration.

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taleem foundation

Grays

Educating Social ChangeWho we are? We Are Non-Profit Charity Taaleem Foundation (TF) is a professionally managed, PCP-certified, non-profit community support organization set up in 1989 by Dr Zafar Qadir who wanted to bring about positive social change through education in Balochistan. 30 years later, Taaleem Foundation is now an established development organization, working in the fields of education, healthcare, social mobilization, vocational skills, cultural heritage, surveys & analytics, climate change, biodiversity, renewable energy and developing / deploying technological applications for social sector solutions for integrated community development.

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the vegan-organic network

An educational charity established 1996. The Vegan Organic Network is the only organisation in the UK solely working for food to be grown the veganic way. What is veganic? ‘Veganic’ is a combination of two words ‘vegan’ and ‘organic’. It’s a guarantee that food is grown in an organic way with only plant based fertilizers, encouraging functional biodiversity so pesticides are not necessary. No chemicals, no GMO and no animal by products in any part of the chain. Veganic food is resilient to the largest problems facing humanity i.e. environmental destruction, pollution of the sea and air and soil erosion.

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the living projects pondfield

Totnes

The Living Projects at Pondfield is a thriving community led space that facilitates pioneering initiatives coming from our local area to tackle systemic issues around purposeful work, social infrastructure, rural youth opportunities and nature connection. Founded in 2014 by local young people who wanted to see more opportunities for their generation, Pondfield has grown into a thriving hub for our community. We grow food, we explore pioneering techniques to help ecosystems and biodiversity through regenerative land management. We offer space for volunteering and learning about various horticulture approaches whilst we continue to support the local community through providing opportunities for connection to the land, social health and true wellbeing.

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circular innovation hub

London

We are the home of circular economy excellence across Africa. Our programs are designed to bring together the best minds in innovation and spur the best ideas into reality. We offer: Incubation Programs, Advisory Services, Corporate Training, Co-working Spaces, Education and Tailor-made Events. OUR PILLARS: PEOPLE, PLANET, SUSTAINABILITY ‍ We aim to accelerate the transition from the current linear economic model to one where; we design to eliminate waste, resources are circulated at their highest value and nature is regenerated. This will help in tackling the challenges posed by emission of greenhouse gases, pollution, biodiversity loss and climate change by harnessing our people and our planet for sustainability.

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future shoots

Petersfield

The main focus of our work is to improve communities through the delivery of environmental projects, regenerating green space, improved biodiversity and habitat connectivity and raising awareness regarding climate change. Our work is also all about sharing skills and inspiring the next generation to make a contribution to improving and protecting the local environment. We aim to support our volunteers to develop the skills and experience which will assist them to make progression towards careers in the environmental or land based sectors. If you would like to find out more about our work, how you can get involved, or support our mission, please contact us via the email below.

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glasbren

Carmarthen

Glasbren, the Welsh language word for ‘Sapling’, a young tree, is a non-profit social enterprise, working to reimagine our local food systems, rewild the way we eat, live and grow, and regenerate our communities, the people who live in them and the land we depend on. We believe that growing food together is a powerful way for us to breathe new life into our relationship with the living world. Food binds us to our soil, seed and our local land. It could be a vehicle for an authentic place-based culture and resilient, supportive communities. It also empowers us to heal ourselves and our planet in the face of climate chaos and biodiversity collapse.

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the countryside regeneration trust

The CRT was established in 1993 by farmer, journalist and conservationist, Robin Page and the late artist and conservationist, Gordon Beningfield. The initial aim of the charity was to buy intensively farmed land with declining wildlife numbers and restore it to create a living countryside. As the Trust has grown, we have evolved and broadened our vision to create a living, working countryside. By using sensitive and wildlife-friendly farming practices we aim to regenerate, encourage and protect wildlife and the landscape, whilst producing high-quality produce. We purchase or inherit farmland and woodlands where traditional farming methods, wildlife habitat and biodiversity are under threat, and introduce our practices with the support of our wildlife monitors and volunteers.

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clyne valley community project

Mayals

The Clyne Valley is a diverse area with over 700 acres of land stretching from the sea at Blackpill, in Swansea, northward to Dunvant. The areas of: Mayals, Sketty, Killay and Upper Killay also border The Valley. C.V.C.P. was set up in 2010, initially to benefit the communities in the locality. As its popularity increased, it has become well used and appreciated by many Swansea residents. Visitors can enjoy a variety of leisure pursuits, such as: walking, running, cycling, mountain biking and horse riding. Alternatively, they can just relax in the beautiful surroundings. As an organisation, C.V.C.P. is wholly managed by volunteers who have a particular interest in promoting its rich History and Biodiversity, also in improving and maintaining access routes through the Clyne Valley.

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