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Plans for an International School of Rewilding propose a green future for Sandown
Artecology
Artecology are an eco-engineering design company based in Sandown Bay on the Isle of Wight.
Founded by Nigel George, Ian Boyd and Dave Badman, the pioneering company has been recognised with international awards and commissions for their trailblazing work.
Below are articles mentioning Artecology.
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National media recognition for Artecology, an Isle of Wight eco-engineering company, combatting global warming's coastal squeeze with their living seawalls
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Independent Arts hosts a remarkable exhibition of primary pupils exploring the Island's scientific heritage through art
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"We are serious about supporting the environment" says Wightlink's Chief Executive, Keith Greenfield, as challenge to primary schools is launched
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Bob Seely met with the award-winning, pioneering team from the Isle of Wight, who are sought after from around the world
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Sandown’s entry was spearheaded by Sandown Green Town Volunteers, who the judges commended, "for the immense amount of time, hard work and dedication they put in to brighten up their coastal town"
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The Isle of Wight council recognises the work of these Island-based environmental organisations who have been quietly trailblazing away for years
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Congratulations to Arc Consulting and Artecology for their innovative thinking and execution of rewilding urban retail centres and for bringing biodiversity to marine infrastructure
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Tune in online this Thursday and Friday for loads of fantastic content from the Isle of Wight Biosphere’s artists and ecologists and from their partners working on rewilding Bromley and beyond!
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Residents in Sandown have been waiting a long time to hear what will be happening with Dinosaur Isle and the land occupied by Brown's Golf Course and Artecology's studio
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There were distinct signs of human intervention rather than the perpetrator being a fox or badger. The mystery was solved this afternoon
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After the work has been completed in four sites around the Isle of Wight the habitat will be in a better state than before for our precious biodiversity
