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BioBright

Creators of indestructible algae and plants 🌊🌱
We help you care wildly 💚
No green thumb nee BioBright is a business that beliefs on people and nature 💚

BioBright is based upon a vision of guiding customers with black thumbs to maintain and grow freshwater plants, algae and bioluminescent algae without being a botanic and biotechnology expert. We discovered that the vast majority of people love plants, but most of them do not have the time and skills to take care of them. Believe in yourself you allow others to follow your beliefs and dreams.

29/10/2024

🌊✨ Create the perfect seawater for your algae plants with our special powder!!

23/10/2024

✨ Give your algae plants everything they need to thrive! Our specially formulated nutrients ensure vibrant, healthy growth. 🌊💚

14/10/2024

🌍 On 14th October, we celebrate World Standards Day, highlighting the importance of standardisation for a sustainable economy. 🌿 At BioBright, we strive for better standards in air quality, water quality and marine conservation. With our small algae plants, you can help us in this mission!

07/10/2024

We are thrilled to announce that BioBright has been named Environmentally Sustainable Business of the Year by and ! 🏆 This recognition reflects our dedication to protecting marine environments, driving port decarbonisation and reducing water pollution through our innovative algae cultivation and monitoring systems.

At BioBright, we are committed to making a real impact by creating sustainable solutions that support cleaner waters and a healthier planet.

07/10/2024

Want to purchase one of our beautiful algae plants but already have a unique vase or container? No worries! Now you can get Thalassa and customise it to match your decor. Bring a touch of the ocean into your home, your way! 🌊🌿

03/10/2024

Support our mission in marine protection with the SeaSaver pin! 🌊💙 With a small purchase, you can make a big difference for our oceans and help fund our marine protection efforts.

23/09/2024

Bring a little piece of the ocean to your home! 🌊🌿 Reduce CO2 and live sustainably with our algae systems.

16/09/2024

Keep the summer vibe with our algae plant, enjoy the sea scent at home and reduce CO2 emissions. By purchasing our algae plants, you’re not only cutting CO2 but also supporting our small business in protecting the oceans.

10/09/2024

Visit us at the and discover how algae can transform not only interior design but also play a crucial role in carbon reduction.

25/04/2024

It was a pleasure to attend the pre-visit for the Global Business Innovation Program to Canada, focused on ocean technology.

Thank you Innovate UK for including BioBright LTD in this program. I’m excited about the opportunity to create new partnerships in Canada and contribute to the advancement of the maritime industry. Looking forward to the journey ahead!

18/01/2024

🌿 Hello Thursday, powered by the incredible synergy of algae and positive vibes! 🌞 Embracing the green energy, soaking up the sun, and championing carbon absorption! 💚✨ Let’s make this Thursday not just great, but eco-friendly too! 🌍💪

16/10/2023

Hammerhead sharks derive their name from their distinctive hammer-shaped heads. This unique adaptation enhances their agility, provides a 360° field of vision, and amplifies their ability to sense electrical currents—a sixth sense shared by all sharks.

Sharks possess numerous tiny pores, known as ampullae of Lorenzini, covering their heads and snouts. These pores are remarkably sensitive and can detect even the faintest electrical fields, such as those generated by Earth's geomagnetic field or the muscle contractions of prey. The broad, flat head of a hammerhead shark offers a significantly larger surface area for these pores, making them exceptional at locating buried prey, like stingrays concealed beneath the sand.

The hammerhead shark family comprises nine species, with the Great, Scalloped, and Smooth Hammerheads being the largest. Each exhibits slight variations in the shape of their head, reflected in their names.

The Smooth Hammerhead's head, or cephalophoil, is notably smooth and rounded. In contrast, the Scalloped Hammerhead features wavy indentations resembling a scallop shell, while the largest among them, the Great Hammerhead, boasts a straighter front edge.

The Smooth Hammerhead Shark boasts a global distribution but prefers temperate waters. There have been recorded sightings in British waters, albeit infrequently.

Younger sharks often form extensive schools for migration, heading south in winter and north in summer, whereas older sharks tend to migrate in smaller groups. Males typically reach sexual maturity at around 2.1 meters, while females mature later at 2.7 meters, giving birth to litters of 20-50 pups. Their estimated lifespan is around 20 years.

The primary threat facing Smooth Hammerheads is overfishing. Although not targeted directly, they are highly sought after for their fins. Consequently, if caught unintentionally (bycatch), they are often retained throughout their range. Fortunately, the retention of hammerhead sharks is prohibited in Atlantic high-seas fisheries.

02/10/2023

A marine sanctuary falls under the broader category of marine protected areas (MPAs), which are ocean sections with government-imposed restrictions on human activities. MPAs vary in permissions, like scientific research, recreation, or commercial fishing, depending on their rules.

Terms for MPAs and marine sanctuaries differ by country. They protect endangered species, historical sites, and support research. They also regulate activities, such as fishing or water sports, through permits to prevent overfishing and pollution.

Marine sanctuaries educate the public on responsible behaviour for sustainable recreation, tourism, and fishing. One example of a marine sanctuary is the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary located 100 nautical miles offshore of Galveston, Texas, in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico.

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25/09/2023

According to Edwards and Clark (1999), coral transplantation aims to enhance coral reefs in terms of live coral cover, biodiversity, and topographic complexity. It involves moving threatened coral to more favourable locations or restoring damaged sites with healthy donor coral. Scleractinian corals are commonly used.

Benefits and Drawbacks:
Communities may choose coral transplantation for immediate benefits like increased live coral cover, benefiting coastal tourism and marine ecosystems. However, drawbacks include potential loss of diversity, stressed corals, and high costs with attachment risks.

Methods:
Successful transplantation depends on suitable conditions, timing, and precautions to minimize stress and rejection. Coral can be grown from fragments in nurseries or directly transplanted.

Attachment methods:
Coral can be attached using cement or steel ties, and microfragmenting can accelerate growth rates.

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22/09/2023

Algae plant, balancing effortlessly on a rock like a cool surfer. 🌿🏄‍♂️

20/09/2023

Embrace the final moments of summer's beauty, accompanied by the serene presence of an algae plant. 🌿☀️

18/09/2023

In Oregon, a burgeoning specialty food industry is emerging around a marine alga often hailed as "Earth's most productive protein source," lauded as "the future's superfood," and playfully referred to as "bacon of the sea." This alga, known as dulse (pronounced like "pulse"), naturally inhabits the northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. While it has been a dietary staple for centuries among Northern Europeans, its recognition remains limited among most Americans.

Earning recognition, researchers from Oregon State University have patented a specific strain of dulse that can be cultivated in onshore tanks, harnessing the power of seawater and sunlight for growth. An intriguing eco-feature is its ability to absorb carbon dioxide during photosynthesis. Dulse boasts an impressive array of benefits as a food product. It exhibits rapid growth, delivers a wealth of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and protein. Most notably, when subjected to smoking and frying, some liken its taste to the essence of bacon (as illustrated above).

Heading this venture, Chuck Toombs operates a company cultivating dulse along the Oregon coast, directly supplying fresh batches to restaurants and dried variants to retail outlets. Toombs acknowledges the surge in demand for plant-based protein, affirming, "The appetite for plant protein is on the rise, and we are poised to meet this demand."

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15/09/2023

Algae plants, the emerald gems of the underwater realm, set against a backdrop of turquoise waters and majestic mountains. Nature's harmonious canvas. 🌿🏞️💧

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Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

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