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Haslams Of Hexham granted permission for upstairs flat - Vimarsana News

Haslams Of Hexham granted permission for upstairs flat

A local art gallery from Northumberland County Council to change its use with no objections.has been given the 'green light'

Commentary: Winemaker, Reefmaker and CCA NC installing reef - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Winemaker, Reefmaker and CCA NC installing reef

A New Zealand winemaker is partnering with the Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina to build an artificial reef that will boost the Pamlico River ecosystem and help the local

Deployment of 3D-printed artificial reef underway near mouth of Pamlico River - Vimarsana News

Deployment of 3D-printed artificial reef underway near mouth of Pamlico River

The concrete ExoForms, designed and produced by Natrx in Raleigh, provide refuge for important fish species such as red drum, sheepshead, black drum, striped bass and speckled trout, as well as oysters, mussels, crustaceans, invertebrates and other organisms - promoting "biodiversity and vibrancy" within the river ecosystem.

New 3-D printed artificial in the Pamlico River to be submerged Wednesday - Vimarsana News

New 3-D printed artificial in the Pamlico River to be submerged Wednesday

In partnership with Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina (CCA NC) and the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF), Raleigh-based Natrx is providing 3-D printed artificial reef structures that

New 3-D printed artificial in the Pamlico River to be submerged Friday - Vimarsana News

New 3-D printed artificial in the Pamlico River to be submerged Friday

In partnership with Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina (CCA NC) and the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF), Raleigh-based Natrx is providing 3-D printed artificial reef structures that