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Works every time. 🌟 Remember, your green buddies need just the right drink to stay happy! 🌱💧 As the seasons change, keep an eye on your plants and tweak as needed. Got any plant wins or oopsies to share? Comment below! 📢 Start your plant journey here. 🚀 #PlantCare #GardenLife #SeasonalTips

Works every time. 🌟 Remember, your green buddies need just the right drink to stay happy! 🌱💧 As the seasons change, keep an eye on your plants and tweak as needed. Got any plant wins or oopsies to share? Comment below! 📢 Start your plant journey here. 🚀 #PlantCare #GardenLife #SeasonalTips

As we prepare and look forward to the new season ahead August 2024-April 2025, we look back and reflect on what was achieved during the previous season. We share a few measurable KPIs. #Aquaculture #Fisheries #StrategicPartnerships #BlueEconomy #Sustainable #AquaticFoods #FoodSystems #FoodPolicy #ClimateSmart #AgFinancing #DevFinancing #CommunityResilience #KnowledgeExchange #SharedProsperity

As we prepare and look forward to the new season ahead August 2024-April 2025, we look back and reflect on what was achieved during the previous season. We share a few measurable KPIs. #Aquaculture #Fisheries #StrategicPartnerships #BlueEconomy #Sustainable #AquaticFoods #FoodSystems #FoodPolicy #ClimateSmart #AgFinancing #DevFinancing #CommunityResilience #KnowledgeExchange #SharedProsperity

Invasive species in the news of the weird - Chefs hunt and serve 'venomous' fish species capable of destroying ecosystems: 'They're invasive ... they're delicious' "A Wilmington, Delaware, restaurant is serving lionfish on its menu to help control one of the most invasive species in the Atlantic.  Lionfish feed on native fish populations and are destroying ecosystems. Yet they are quite tasty in tacos and pan-seared with grits." What do you think about eating invasive species as a way to control their spread? https://lnkd.in/gZePQpHt

As we prepare and look forward to the new season ahead August 2024-April 2025, we look back and reflect on what was achieved during the previous season. We share a few measurable KPIs. #Aquaculture #Fisheries #StrategicPartnerships #BlueEconomy #Sustainable #AquaticFoods #FoodSystems #FoodPolicy #ClimateSmart #AgFinancing #DevFinancing #CommunityResilience #KnowledgeExchange #SharedProsperity

Celebrating Halloween’s spookiest stars - the bugs and bats that keep nature in balance! 🕷️🎃 Today, we’re calling on you to embrace the ‘creepy’ creatures that keep ecosystems thriving with these simple ways to promote biodiversity: 🌱 Keep pockets of your garden wild. Wild gardens help pollinators, like butterflies, beetles, and bees mature and thrive because of the shelter and variety of food they can enjoy in these kinds of environments.   🐝 Next year, wait to mow your lawn until mid-summer. Pollinators (like butterflies, beetles, and bees) mature and thrive in unkempt grass, where native plants grow and provide shade and shelter. So, leaving your grass wild gives hibernating pollinators time to safely emerge and start on their essential work.   👕 Buy second-hand instead of new. By consuming less new stuff you reduce the demand for virgin materials which reduces land-use and resource-extraction pressures around the world. This helps protect and even restore nature.   🍌 Buy organic as much as possible. Buying organic foods and products helps limit the negative impacts of commercial agriculture and consumer goods production on the environment.    🌸 Buy locally grown flowers instead of imported ones. Commercially grown flowers require a lot of water and pesticides. Considerable CO2 emissions are also produced in transporting them from farm to point-of-sale.   Let’s turn our Halloween spirit into a year-round love for nature’s spookiest creatures 💚 #LetsCloseTheGap #Halloween #Biodiversity

Happy Friday, 99hives community! Today, we dive into the topic that underpins our brand and purpose: 🐝 beekeeping. Let's uncover why this ancient practice carries such weight in the modern world. • Beekeeping, or apiculture, is deeply rooted in our history, dating back around 9,000 years. But why does it remain relevant today? • First off, there's the hardworking honeybee. Indispensable to our food system, they're responsible for pollinating approximately $15 billion worth of crops each year just in the U.S. • Without these diligent pollinators, our diets would consist of far fewer fruits and vegetables! ✨ Fun fact: Did you know single bee can visit 50-1000 flowers in one trip? But beyond the vital role bees play in our ecosystem, beekeeping offers a wealth of benefits that extend into other aspects of life. - Sustainability: Beekeeping supports bio-diversity and helps to offset some impacts of industrial agriculture. - Economic Empowerment: For many communities, beekeeping provides a low-cost, high-yield opportunity for economic growth. - Well-being: It's proven that interacting with nature, like managing a beehive, can lower stress and promote mental health. Imagine owning a small apiary. The hum of thousands of bees is in the air around you as you help cultivate the very nectar that will sustain your community's plants and add to local honey stores. Now, that's pretty sweet, right? 🚀Let's all pledge to make a difference today. Whether you're considering starting your own beekeeping venture or simply planting bee-friendly flowers in your garden, every step counts when it comes to protecting and promoting the magic of bees. Think globally, act locally, and let’s continue to create a buzz for beekeeping. After all, when bees thrive, we all thrive. Be sure to stay tuned to our page for more insights and inspiration. Wishing everyone a bee-autiful weekend! #Beekeeping #Sustainability #EconomicEmpowerment #Wellbeing #99hives

Have you heard Huntaway’s unique sustainability story? DID YOU KNOW: Deer are an invasive pest in New Zealand. They destroy the native forests, grazing land and crops. DID YOU ALSO KNOW: There are no natural predators to keep the wild deer population under control, so the numbers have exploded. Huntaway contributes to national efforts to control wild deer numbers through the thoughtful harvesting of wild venison in New Zealand’s South Island and creating raw dog food, treats and chews to sell in the USA market. Not only are we helping to protect the natural environment, we are also providing nutritious, 100% natural products to make feeding your dog as convenient as possible. We are supporting the New Zealand environment by using sustainably harvested wild deer, and also ensuring no part of the animal goes to waste. When you buy Huntaway dog food, you are contributing to the health of New Zealand’s environment and making the sustainable choice, and we thank you for that. Have you tried Huntaway Venison Raw Dog Food yet? #NewZealand #wildvenison #venison #sustainabledogfood #huntawaywild #rawdogfood #wefeedhuntaway Narration by Sebastian Bernal