Sentences with phrase «many seaweed farms»

«He also spearheaded the development of an entirely new industry — seaweed farming in the Philippines and Indonesia, which today is a major industry in those countries,» notes the Acadian Seaplants website with pride.

· Seaweed farming is one of the most environmentally friendly types of aquaculture: It uses no arable land, freshwater, chemical treatments or fertilizers.

«Our founders are from Japan, and they are much more familiar with seaweed farming and seaweed as a culture crop.»

Planting a large - scale seaweed farm would likely come up against stiff opposition from those who are not used to seaweed farms in their backyards, agreed Mike Graham, an ecologist specializing in seaweed at the California State University - associated Moss Landing Marine Laboratories.

Professor Rohani Ambo - Rappe of Hasanuddin University, Indonesia, a collaborator on the research stated: «Declining seagrass health is the result of shifting environmental conditions due largely to coastal development, land reclamation, and deforestation, as well as seaweed farming, overfishing and garbage dumping.

Unlike ordinary sea salts, this bath is made with crystallized kelp from an organic seaweed farm on the Brittany coast of France.

The reef starts in the shallows, where you will see seaweed farms, and drops away to where some of the best corals and marine life are to be found at 15 - 20 meters.

Make sure to hit up the villages and the seaweed farms on some of the beaches to get a glimpse of what Bali was like before modernization took over.

Nusa Lembongan seaweed farm sitting in the channel between two islands is one of the places you must visit.

This site is best done around high tide because some of the reef and coastal seaweed farms get exposed at low tide.

Surfing and seaweed were once Nusa Lembongan's main drawcards and while nowadays seaweed farming has gone the way of the dinosaurs the barrels still entice their fair share of waxheads.

In the beach's calm waters, novice and expert swimmers and snorkeling enthusiasts will have a wonderful time, as the surrounding seaweed farms attract lots of reef fish into its shallow waters.

This is an incredible opportunity to explore the Indian Ocean on foot and watch as locals living the surrounding villages, earn their living by fishing and seaweed farming in the lagoon.

Jungut Batu Village This village earns its income from seaweed farming and tourists, usually surfers, divers and more recently tourists looking for the peace and tranquillity which is becoming harder to find in Bali.

A pool is set right on the white - sand beach, and a garden spa debuts in August with a hydro pool and locally inspired treatments such as a pearl - powder wrap and the Sawangan Seaweed Odyssey, a three - hour experience that begins with a visit to a nearby seaweed farm and ends with a relaxing aroma bath.

Paddle out from Indiana Kenanga or avoid paddling over the seaweed farms by catching a local boat to the surf break.

Starting in Jungutbatu head north to the Mangrove forest taking in the seaweed farms and views of Mount Agung in Bali.

On the shores of Candijay, innovative fish and seaweed farms provide sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives for local villagers.

Locals in Lembongan have made their living for generations from seaweed farming and there is a thriving industry here.

Nusa Ceningan offers many tourist attractions such as swallow cave, historical temples that are famous with their cockfighting, the unique seaweed farming and white sand beaches with superb waves for surfing.

We are 50 metres from the beach, where you can watch the seaweed farming, and see the local villagers go about their daily tasks.

If you want to wander further afield you can see the deep greens of the seaweed farms, the crashing waves at Devils Tear and the fateful looking rickety suspension bridge.

Shore walk village walking tours with free coconut drink and watch cock fighting, weaving, seaweed farming, and turtle farming

It is a beautiful little island with some beautiful sights and some great activities as including the seaweed farms and all of the incredible white sand beaches and coves with lagoons and flat water.The Tanis Hotel in Nusa Lembongan overlooks the coast with access to the each and some incredible facilities.

There are also a number of sights to see such as the mangroves, the seaweed farms, the temples and the village tours.

There is everything from the budget family holiday hotels to the top end hotels in Nusa Lembongan and most of these hotels are located right on the sea front overlooking the bays and points of the island as well as the outer reefs which produce some world class waves and the seaweed farms which create an interesting patchwork effect in the lagoons and add a unique beauty to the area.

Nusa Lembongan is nice place for surfing, snorkeling and Village tour to see closely wide seaweed farming.

There are usually a wide variety of activities that can be participating in such as diving, snorkeling, windsurfing and other waterborne activities as well as trips along the secluded coastline or into the traditional local villages where you can shop on the eastern market stalls or climb into the mountains where amazing views of Bali and the patchwork effect of the seaweed farms are viewable.

Activities at the beach resort on Nusa Dua include water sports such as snorkeling and parasailing or viewing the coral and reef life from the glass bottomed boats, there is also the opportunity of many other dry activities including the tours of the seaweed farms that create beautiful and unusual patchwork coastlines as well as many other tours and activities such as the traditional villages, the underground houses and the amazing beachside swimming pools.

Aside from seaweed farming the island's main trade Nusa Penida is the unofficial bird sanctuary for the critically endangered Bali Starling and many other species.

With different areas including the south west of the island where you will enjoy views of Bali and the mountains in the background and in other areas such as around half moon bay and the other beaches of the east of the island where you will be able to find great views looking over the cliffs to the beaches and the interesting patchwork effect of the seaweed farms which export to Japanese cosmetic companies as well as being used in food on the island of Lembongan.

-- Snorkeling or reef viewing from glass bottom boat or a village tour of seaweed farms and the famous underground house.

Aside from seaweed farming — the island's main trade — Nusa Penida is the unofficial bird sanctuary for the critically endangered Bali Starling and many other species.

Besides fishing, seaweed farming is a main source of living for the Nusa islanders.

Seaweed farming takes place around many parts of the island, but the most accessible farms are on the southern side of Lembongan Village.

Nusa Lembongan in many areas is far less developed than the mainland of Bali where there are large expanses of seaweed farms and carves and weavers that inhabit the inland villages that are truly beautiful and a cultural experience.

These seaweed farms not only produce surprisingly delicious treats but also a slightly view from the cliff top resorts.

There is a thriving and well established seaweed farming industry on Lembongan, and many visitors like to find out more about it.

The seaweed farming plots look like a giant patchwork quilt as the tide recedes.

At low tide, it's #respect time as you can watch first - hand the island's second - biggest industry — seaweed farming — at work.

I've written before about grand claims that 3D seaweed farms could heal our oceans and save our climate.

Flannery's book suggests that covering something like 9 % of the world's oceans with seaweed farms could sequester the equivalent of the entire world's carbon emissions one day.

Then you're talking about who is managing their livestock differently (and how they are educated / convinced to do this); about what kind of new jobs seaweed farming would produce (dismal hard labor or well - compensated data - driven farming?)

Studies demonstrate that a network of seaweed farms the size of Washington State could produce all of the dietary protein needs of the human population.

Seaweed Farms: A Dutch company, Ecofys, is leading a project that, if the whole crazy scheme pans out, would turn offshore wind farms into actual farms.

Not exact matches

The most recent edition of the Wild / Feral Food Week included a woman hand - harvesting seaweed on the Sonoma Coast, Ron Finley's Gangsta Garden, a high school farm, and rooftop gardens across Berkeley.

Course number two: plump rope - grown mussels (from the Vineyard, of course) that were lightly steamed in a mushroom broth and served with green garlic, seaweed, and a strands of anise hyssop from the Mermaid Farm property.

All of these seaweeds, especially digitata, thrive in turbulent waters, which makes trying to farm them a less - than - ideal endeavor with less - than - ideal results.

On the Nearing's coastal farm, Larch collected seaweed for the first time.

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