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The Centre for Sustainable Aquatic Research (CSAR) have several industry grade RAS items they wish to donate to further support the development of aquaculture production businesses in Wales. If your aquaculture production business is based in Wales and you would like to benefit some of the items described below, we would like to hear from you.
Pegasus concluding recommendations
At the national levels, seaweedaquaculture licensing procedures
need to be simplified for greater cy and efficiency while the social acceptability of seaweed concessions should be promoted. Moreover, it is important for all stakeholders and the whole industry (from policy makers, local authorities, researchers to the production sectors) to have trained
personnel, thus requiring the development of training programmes in regional and/or national centres.
Pegasus sustainable seaweed_aquaculture_full_recommendations
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and associative sectors, based mainly in Europe, but also on other continents. With this wide scope and using a field-based and scientific approach, we have aimed to produce a robust prospective reference document to support policy-makers and the elaboration of future European regulations.
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Green man festival: evaluation report
Green Man Festival is an independent
music and arts festival held annually in
mid-August in the Brecon Beacons, Wales
since 2003.
It is the largest contemporary music and
arts festival in Wales and has been given
major event status by Welsh Government
due to the festival's positive impact and
wealth creation. Einsteins’s Garden is the first UK festival
science engagement and is now the
playground of some of the world's top
research organisations, including
Swansea University. AIMS: To disseminate SMARTAQUA and
research collaborations with Welsh
companies to a wider audience
2. To promote gender equality
3. To promote sustainability
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