20th Nov 2024 | environmental sustainability
Cultural Ecosystem Services
Taking an arts based approach to determine the benefits of Cultural Ecosystem Services
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18th Oct 2024 | circular economy
ERC working on Abandoned, Lost and otherwise Discarded Fishing Gear in the Maldives
Over the past couple of weeks, ERC have been
busy in the Maldives working with Cefas and our in country partner, the Small
Island Geographical Society (SIGS), to set up the work on ALDFG
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1st Oct 2024 | environmental sustainability
ERC are working with Wild Pear on Cultural Ecosystem Services
This new project for Cefas will look at using arts-based data collection methods to assess the benefits provided by cultural ecosystem services in the East Inshore Marine Plan area.Learn More
24th Sept 2024 | marine plastics
ERC contribute to The World Banks efforts to reduce plastic waste
Learn more about how the World Bank is empowering communities and protecting waters.Learn More
9th Jul 2024
New ERC Company profile
We have just produced a company profile brochureLearn More
28th May 2024
New ERC website launched
ERC are excited to announce the launch of our new website.Learn More
16th May 2024 | circular economy
New ALDFG contract in the Pacific
ERC have successfully bid for a World Bank contract to assess and manage End of Life and Abandoned, Lost, and Discarded Fishing Gears in the Tuna fishery in the Pacific Island Countries.Learn More
10th May 2024 | ecr team
ERC welcome Dr Heidi Guille to the team
Heidi brings over 15 years’ experience of advising UK and international government bodies and stakeholders on fisheries and conservation. She will use her expertise to help develop and build on ERC’s core business.Learn More
10th Apr 2024 | environmental education
Supporting school visits under the Educational Access option
A review of the Educational Access (EA) option of Defra’s Countryside Stewardship schemes in England on behalf of Natural England, which enables farms or wildlife sites to open their sites to school pupils.Learn More