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If you're looking for a wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon, head to The Christmas Garden in Sandown. There's a great deal on offer at this free family event
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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An ‘eelevator’ has been created to help migrating eels navigate the watercourse beneath Holbrooke’s Bridge at Bouldnor, near Yarmouth.
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Brown's Golf Course is not only a wonderful cultural institution, but also a hotbed of innovative local business activity. Find out more about new report and blueprint
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Travel writer Sarah Baxter hoped to spot the White-Tailed Eagle when on the Isle of Wight, but she saw a whole lot more instead
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The biodiversity pioneers from Sandown will develop and upscale new ways of enhancing and protecting urban coast and estuary ecosystems at test sites in the Solent and on the north coast of France.
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Congratulations to all at Artecology and environmental consultancy Arc - the CIRIA awards will be held on 14th September in London.
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An Isle of Wight invention of creating artificial habitats for marine wildlife has been shortlisted for a top award.
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Check out our friends from Artecology on this Sunday's Countryfile programme on BBC from 5.25pm.
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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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"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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Emerging and established artists are invited to submit works in any medium for Quay Arts’ biennial OPEN Exhibition 2019 themed and titled: ‘A Life in Nature’.
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You have until noon today (Friday) to vote for Isle of Wight biodiversity champion, Kathy Grogan, who has been shortlisted for a national award.
