IMTA & the Arts
Highlighting IMTA represented artistically because
“Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Knowledge is limited, imagination encircles the world.”
Albert Einstein

IMTA through the eyes of Owen, a Grade 4 student at Campobello Island Consolidated School, New Brunswick
(March 2009)


Celebrating seaweed biodiversity in:
- the Bay of Fundy
- the Northeast Pacific
The IMTA logo
The CIMTAN logo
Cover by Joan Wolbier of the WorldWatch Report no. 176 by Brian Halweil “Farming Fish for the Future”
Modulo Demonstrativo Aquaponia from Aqua Guadalupe S.C. de R.L., Veracruz, Mexico
IMTA - a creative production by Motus O Dance Theatre
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Motus O Dance Theatre performs IMTA at DanceWeekend’10 in Toronto
Programme description PDF
- Seaweeds and nutrients in songs and music:
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