Useful Links & Contacts
 
 

www.aquareg.com   AquaReg is a co-operation between the regions of Galicia in Spain respresented
by the CETMAR Foundation, Border, Midland and Western (BMW) in Ireland represented by The Marine Institute
and Trøndelag in Norway represented by joint forces of theSouth Trøndelag and North Trøndelag counties.
The overall objective of AquaReg is to provide opportunities and design strategies for sustainable
development of peripheral coastal communities by promotion of interregional co-operation in aquaculture and fisheries.   
 
Useful Documents and Presentations  on the Literature Page

 www.cne-siar.gov.uk/minch/seaweed/seaweed-04.htm   An Economic Apprasial of Seaweed Production
in the Western Isles during 1994-5.  Although the data is old the site is a wealth of useful information.

wwww.murphystore.com/mall/MurphyStore/notes/note-2331.stm  Interesting and informative history and
profile of Irish Seaweed Industry.

http://www.pznow.co.uk/marine/seaweed.html       Useful Penzance site about local seaweeds.

http://www.seaweed.ie/      Best site for European seaweed information that we have found.
Comprehensive information on the history and development of the Irish industry plus lots of species information.

http://www.algaebase.org/   AlgaeBase is a database of information on algae that includes
terrestrial, marine and freshwater organisms.

 http://www.seaveg.co.uk/     Irish On-line company specialising in local handpicked seaweeds.

 http://www.dolphinseaveg.com/   Another Irish company selling fresh and dried seaweeds,
algaes, soaps and other products.

 http://www.soakseaweedbaths.co.uk/       One of a number of sites in Ireland offering seaweed baths.

 http://www.voya.ie/    VOYA have used generations of aquired wisdom about the sea to bring
you an organic beauty range designed to delight and purify your body.  Take an organic approach
to well being with VOYA a USDA and Soil Association certified organic beauty range and spa
treatments. All formulated using hand harvested seaweed from the pristine Northwest coast of
Ireland and the finest organic elements from around the world.

 http://www.alga-net.com/seavegetables/recipes.htm   Informative and visually pleasing site all about algae

 http://www.brphycsoc.org/    The British Phycological Society

 To contact the Cornish Seaweed Resources, please e-mail us here
 
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