This month, the Seahorse newsletter dives deep into everything ocean:
🌐 Policy updates
🎥 Cultural moments
🌊 Advocacy tools

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🌊"After living for nearly 100 years on this planet, I now understand the most important place on Earth is not on land – but at sea." – Attenborough

From the UK–EU fishing deal to UNOC, the ocean is making headlines and waves.

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📣The Parliamentary Week Ahead📣

Find this week's climate, nature and environmental events below👇

The Parliamentary Week Ahead 📆

Find this week's climate, nature and environmental events below 👇

Our latest insight from Account Managers Matthew Dawson and Katie Davies explores what the results mean for Labour's strategy and the future of net zero policies. They outline some of the key differences between Reform voters on the environment and look at the big upcoming tests for the Government.

What do the 2025 local election results mean for Labour's strategy and the future of net zero policies?  — Seahorse Environmental 10 months into Government, Labour have suffered a shocking reversal of fortunes in Runcorn in Cheshire, as well as in council and mayoral results across the country. The party won only 6% of council s...

Last week, just 10 months after entering Government, Labour suffered a shocking reversal of fortunes in Runcorn in Cheshire, as well as in council and mayoral results across the country. Reform UK, meanwhile, has emerged as a major new force in British politics 📈

🏛️Week Ahead in Parliament🏛️

Find this week's nature, climate and environmental events below⬇️

📣Week ahead in Parliament📣

Find this week's climate, nature and environmental events below 👇

We had the pleasure of learning about this during our visit to nature restoration site Harold's Park Farm last week, where the brilliant Nattergal team are encouraging natural systems back to their glorious, diverse selves 👏

Do you know what a Ghost Pond is?👻

It's an ancient pond lost to in-filling, drainage or agriculture. Ghost ponds can be home to an abundance of endangered species.

If brought back to life with care, nature conservationists can find themselves with a phenomenally biodiverse aquatic environment.

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Last summer, we decided to up and move and are now proudly based at Sustainable Ventures in County Hall, London.

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This wouldn't be possible without all our brilliant clients.

Thank you @businessgreen.bsky.social for this recognition and good luck to all the other finalists!

As Parliament winds down for the Easter Recess, it’s a lighter week in Westminster — but there are still a few key climate, nature and environmental events👇

With the House of Lords not sitting and the House of Commons rising on Tuesday, both will return on Monday 22 April.

Small lifestyle changes 🤝 reducing waste on our planet. What are your #ecotips?

Wondering what's happening in Parliament this week?

Find this week's climate, nature and environmental events below👇

It was a pleasure to see Oceana UK rally the marine community at such a crucial moment, and to be reminded by Chris Packham and Hugo Tagholm that time is running out for our beautiful oceans🤝

At Seahorse, we love to show up and support these pivotal moments for our clients!

The Government promised an end to new licences, yet their lawyers have been in court defending further drilling on a technicality, despite the harm to the climate and the marine environment🐠

Today marks the final day of @oceanauk.bsky.social's vital legal challenge to the UK Government over North Sea oil & gas licences🌊🛢️

Pleased to join @hugotagholm.bsky.social @oceanauk.bsky.social outside the Royal Courts of Justice to support their case against 31 oil and gas licences , 21 of which are in Marine Protected Areas and didn’t account for the carbon cost of burning the fuels . Bonkers .

Leigh Day representing .

🚨HUGE ocean moment! @oceanauk.bsky.social takes the UK govt to court today over its reckless approval of new oil & gas licences🌊🧑‍⚖️

Oil & gas fuels the climate crisis, harms ocean wildlife & chains us to decades of dirty fossil fuels.

❌ Demand an end to Big Oil: bit.ly/uk-blues ✊

#OceanVsOil

After the February Recess, Parliament is back in action🎬

Find out this week's climate, nature and environmental activities below👇

What's happening in Parliament?🏛️

Find this week's climate, nature and environmental events below👇

And don’t forget to sign up for Seahorse's latest newsletter, which focuses on recent developments in our food system and land use, dropping tomorrow morning! 📩

Are we finally embracing the complexity of our food system?   — Seahorse Environmental The environment sector has been talking about food a lot. This isn’t really a surprise. Food cuts across so many interests, priorities and sectors: health, climate change, nature loss, trade, agr...

The environment sector has been talking about food a lot🗣️

In Seahorse's latest insight, Managing Director Costanza Poggi explores how we can embrace our complex food system to find solutions that deliver against multiple priorities - including climate, nature, food production, health and growth👇

After the February Recess, Parliament is back in action🎬

Find out this week's climate, nature and environmental events below👇

There's plenty still to come on major issues covered in this report including connections reform and deploying flexibility that can lower bills and support our ever-changing grid.

It's been a significant few months as the Government looks to cement itself as a leader in clean energy deployment, from the continued establishment of GB Energy, to the highly anticipated Planning and Infrastructure Bill coming soon.

Electricity distribution networks: Creating capacity for the future - NIC

Today, the National Infrastructure Commission has published policy recommendations for how to ensure our distribution networks are fit for net zero, with asks across the range of actors including Ofgem and NESO to get the networks ready for an electrified future⚡