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Linda takes a selfie with the other finalists in the food category for the @zayedsustainabilityprize in Abu Dhabi.

A familiar face is gracing the Faces of Loudoun web site this month. A campaign by the Community Foundation for Loudoun

5 days and counting to the Zayed Sustainability Prize! We’re eagerly awaiting the decision of the distinguished 12-member Prize Jury,

The world is a scary place. Political turmoil, extreme climate events and man-made environmental disasters are just a few reasons

1 Week Away

We’re just 1 week away from learning the winners of the @zayedsustainabilityprize! We’re humbled and excited to be a finalist

We are a finalist!

Count down to the @zayedsustainabilityprize! We’re honored to be a finalist in the food category for this prestigious award—to be

STERLING, VA (October 14, 2019): INMED Partnerships for Children has been selected as one of three finalists in the food

Our team at INMED Caribbean is hard at work installing the first two of five community aquaponics systems in Clarendon,

Spore Magazine features INMED

If you care about the future of agriculture, be sure to read this thorough and insightful article in Spore Magazine

World Water Day

Today is #WorldWaterDay! We’re celebrating by expanding #INMEDAquaponics in drought regions around the world. Aquaponics consumes up to 90% less

Today is #WorldWaterDay!

We’re celebrating by expanding #INMEDAquaponics in drought regions around the world. Aquaponics consumes up to 90% less water than traditional

Nice article in Hatchery International on aquaponics, featuring former IACA project manager Allen Patillo, who was a keynote speaker at

Nice article in Hatchery International on aquaponics, featuring former IACA project manager Allen Patillo, who was a keynote speaker at

In partnership with the Government of Jamaica’s Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation (MEGJC), INMED Caribbean is implementing aquaponics