Aussie Farmers Direct has reinvented the ‘milkman’, delivering 100% Australian fresh fruit, vegetables, milk, bread, meat and much more direct to your door. In this video hear from the husband and wife team behind Huon Aqua Farms in Tasmania, who produce one third of Australia’s salmon needs and supply their exceptional salmon to our Aussie Farmers Direct customers. Chose from a range of market-fresh salmon and seafood, and add some to your order today. Visit www.aussiefarmers.com.au
One of Australia’s most successful eel farms, uses the GROBEST SE diet to grow and fatten their eels. This is a quick trip into the world of eel farming.
Rio Grande is Jamaica’s largest free-flowing river and a major inland fishery. This water is important for the life and livelihood of 25000 people in Portland, Jamaica and is a habitat for hundreds of plants and animals. River poisoning- using chemicals to harvest shrimp- directly threatens the health and income of local communities and the wildlife of Rio Grande. This film captures the initial experiences of Upper Rio Grande communities and supporters in their quest to halt river poisoning and sustainably manage this vital resource.
Our CSP(Change Singapore Project) video about water conservation. Hope you enjoy it. Group Leader: Gao Shuang Group Member: Wan Wenli Chen Yu Liu Xian Ge Yue For project of our bridging course in National Univercity of Singapore
In sustainable energy news, Formosa (Taiwan) converts fish farms to a viable solar energy business. To help reconstruction and promote development in areas affected by the 2009 Typhoon Morakot, The Honorable Magistrate Tsao Chi-Hung of Pingtung County introduced the water conservation and sustainable power generation plan. It involves the former fish farmers renting out their space to Apollo New Energy Corporation, which produces solar energy. Then, the government of the county helps to sell that sustainable energy to Taiwan Power Company, which is operated by the Formosan government. The Honorable Tsao Chi-Hung Pingtung County Magistrate Formosa (Taiwan) (In Chinese) The Honorable Tsao Chi-Hung (m): This is a transformation from a water and electricity intensive industry to an industry that helps conserve water and electricity. It will cover a vast area. This kind of solar energy will drive the green energy industry in Formosa. Tamura Takahiro Apollo New Energy Corporation Chief Executive Officer Formosa (Taiwan) (In Chinese) Tamura Takahiro (m): Our principle is to help sincerely and wholeheartedly. Wu Wu-Da Land owner Formosa (Taiwan) (In Chinese) Wu Wu-Ta (m): Why am I willing to rent the land to the solar energy company? I think this energy is the best because it doesn’t cause any pollution. Our sincere appreciation, The Honorable Magistrate Tsao Chi-Hung, for leading this valuable project. Also our earnest thanks, Pingtung County, Apollo New Energy Corporation and …
One of Australia’s few farms that grow Cobia. The Cobia are fed on the Grobest Cobia diet, which is a full marine based feed. The Cobia are one of the worlds fastest growing aquaculture species reaching in excess of 6kg in one year.
Water conservation is tricky. Signs and shocking statistics do little to change behavior. Enter FUN. Imagine a virtual fish tank behind the water faucet. The water level is connected to how much water is being used. If you leave the water running while brushing your teeth or lathering your hands, the water level lowers. You need to be smart about how much water you use so you leave water for the fish to live. The water slowly refills as the faucet is off. This fun and memorable connection will remind people to conserve water wherever they are, not just while in front of the animation!
If you’re watching videos with your preschooler and would like to do so in a safe, child-friendly environment, please join us at www.sesamestreet.org Turn off the faucet to save water! Sesame Street is a production of Sesame Workshop, a nonprofit educational organization which also produces Pinky Dinky Doo, The Electric Company, and other programs for children around the world.
Rio Grande is Jamaica’s largest free-flowing river and a major inland fishery. This water is important for the life and livelihood of 25000 people in Portland, Jamaica and is a habitat for hundreds of plants and animals. River poisoning- using chemicals to harvest shrimp- directly threatens the health and income of local communities and the wildlife of Rio Grande. This film captures the initial experiences of Upper Rio Grande communities and supporters in their quest to halt river poisoning …
