Contribution
£17,665
Target
£30,000
Where did the funds raised go?
2022
Valuable funds raised in 2022 went towards supporting the Sea Grass project in Falmouth. Including buoy placement in key areas to identify seagrass beds and supporting protection, monitoring and regeneration of sea grass. The hope is to increase biodiversity, water quality and enhanced carbon retention.
2023 & 2024
Your support has enabled installation of 15 marker buoys, the maintenance of 44 marker buoys, and manage the relationships that enable the placement of the marker buoys (they don’t just place themselves!) Installation of 10 AMS (Eco Mooring Systems) and allowing them to take 20 eDNA Samples. Providing 15 engagement sessions with 2 days of monitoring and analysis using our Remote Operated Vehicle and 2 days of Carbon Coring collection.
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Where did it all Be-Gin?
Distilled at the Black Friars Distillery in Plymouth, with a history dating back to 1793, Plymouth Gin can rightly claim to be distilled in the oldest working distillery in the UK. The building is also reputed to have been the place where the Pilgrim Fathers gathered before they set off in the Mayflower for America in 1620.
Did you know?
Referenced Gin in the Savoy cocktail book, an iconic must-have bible for bartenders dating back to 1934, Plymouth Gin is linked with the evolution of some of the world’s most notable cocktails, including arguably the most famous of them all, the Martini.
