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sustainable aquaculture innovation centre

SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE INNOVATION CENTRE Driving, sharing and nurturing innovation Launched in 2014, SAIC is part of the Innovation Centres programme, which aims to drive innovation in key economic sectors. SAIC’s mission is to transform aquaculture by unlocking sustainable growth through innovation excellence. This means we work to reduce the environmental footprint and increase the economic impact of aquaculture. Connecting businesses and academics, we fund and support commercially relevant, collaborative research that aims to deliver solutions to key sector challenges. We safeguard jobs and revenue through projects that result in spin-out businesses, new markets, and increased productivity. We also attract, educate and upskill the aquaculture workforce through funded university places and tailored training programmes. We provide an independent voice, offering science-based insight and knowledge exchange. Throughout our work, we strive for a spirit of support, agility, integrity and collaboration.

sustainable hive community interest company

"SH's professionalism, energy, expertise and strong networks, transformed our small idea into something much bigger. The enthusiastic participation of schools, interest from social and other media, and detailed co-ordination made this a ground-breaking event, and we largely have SH to thank for that. If we can secure their help again, we'll jump at the chance!"

sustainable horticulture, ecology and conservation centre

sustainable environment and educational development solutions (seeds)

In the SEED Library you can find the latest news and blog articles, all our publications, case studies, Symposium and SEED Award Winner videos, toolkits and event reports. All library items are tagged with specific topics (e.g. Business Model Replication), relevant Sustainable Development Goals, target countries or SEED Programmes. We are sure you will gather useful insights into eco-inclusive entrepreneurship and our work at SEED when doing a tour through our library. Find below the latest news and blog articles:

sustainable success

Coach Embed Flourish We are executive coaches with extensive Environmental Social Governance experience, helping senior teams and sizable businesses tackle their most pressing sustainability issues.

sustainable tomorrow

I have loved the beach since I was a kid. Most of my family holidays were spent at the beach and I now have a deep respect for it. However, the ocean is in great danger, suffering from humanity's massive consumption habits. Aside from the ocean, the whole planet ecosystem is on the verge of ruin. The impact of plastic pollution on marine animals and nature is very serious. The hard truth is, every plastic product we use ends up somewhere on this planet somehow. We need to play an active role for a better future. During my career, I have had the chance to travel the world, and I have seen people using plastic in many ways. From one side of the planet to the other, we are far from understanding the danger linked to single use plastic products. From bags to forks to straws, all should be replaced by sustainable products. I have now rethought my whole lifestyle, and truly hope that I’ll be able to make a change by sharing my beliefs as well as offering sustainable products to everyone for a sustainable tomorrow!

sustainable life

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING NOTES BEFORE YOU ENGAGE IN ANY OF THESE ACTIVITIES. When foraging always seek permission from the land owner – this means your local council if necessary. Always protect the wildlife and plant life – take only what you need and ensure the plant can still grow and won’t be too traumatised. Always make sure you know EXACTLY what it is before you eat it. If you are UNSURE at all – do NOT eat it. Some plants and mushrooms are DEADLY. Always be careful when dealing with PEST SPECIES – including Japanese Knotweed. Do not allow it to spread – dispose of all parts even cooked parts thoroughly and do not tread on it. This species can grow anywhere, anyhow, anytime. Always check your local regulations before attempting any foraging. Many plants and fruits look very similar – do not assume because you have learned about one particular edible type that all the plants that look like that are going to be edible. This is often not the case and can have DEADLY consequences.

local sustainable

Spring Rise Community Gardens is a learning on the land initiative, developing into a resource from the ground up for the local community to learn about and celebrate local and sustainable food, craft and culture.

h2eco daikin sustainable home centre

Passionate about providing quality, affordable renewable energy products to home owners and businesses in Dorset, Hampshire and the surrounding areas. We have multiple industry awards to our name; credit to a tireless drive to offer exceptional customer service. With many years of experience we are experts in our field, perfectly placed to advise you of the best renewables options. If you are interested in saving money whilst being kind to the environment then please get in touch to discuss what we could do for you.

matt follows – sustainable high performance coach for creative leaders & ceo’s

I'm your Subconscious Bullshit Eliminator™ Through coaching, workshops and speaking I help creative leaders build sustainable high performance and a life they never want to escape from.