Category: Blogs & Podcast

  • 10,000 Native Oysters to be Reintroduced into Local Waters

    This winter, we will be installing 10,000 native oysters in marinas across the Solent to study their effects on water quality and help repopulate the waters with this incredible species. Since the 1800s, the population of the native European flat oyster has been decimated by 95% across Europe, due to overexploitation, pollution and habitat destruction.…

  • Ten Steps to Make Your Business Events More Sustainable

    Hosting sustainable events is essential to mitigate environmental impact, as large gatherings can produce significant waste and carbon emissions. Key strategies include virtual hosting, selecting eco-friendly venues, low-impact catering, promoting public transport, and reducing single-use waste. Capturing metrics helps gauge success and improve future sustainability efforts.

  • Wet wipes being extracted as part of sewage processing at Budds Farm Wastewater Treatment Plant

    Why Wet Wipes Are Blocking Our Pipes and Polluting Our Planet

    Wet wipes, often marketed as flushable, significantly contribute to sewer blockages, resulting in £200 million in annual costs for water companies in the UK. These products create harmful fatbergs and increase pollution on beaches. The solution is simple: follow the 3 P’s rule and dispose of wet wipes in the bin to protect the planet.