The CSAA Mission

The CSA Aquaponics project catalyzes collaborative partnerships to ease the food burden placed on our oceans, by promoting a reliant local food source through Aquaponics Education: teaching communities and individuals how to grow organic food locally and sustainably.

The CSA Aquaponics project has two main goals:

• Teach individuals and communities how to be food self-reliant.
• Ease the pressure off of the oceans to have to produce so much food for the human species.

The CSA Aquaponics project is made up of three principles:

• Aquaponics: a mini ecosystem harmonizing hydroponic vegetables and aquaculture.
  (see About CSA Aquaponics for more details)
• Community Supported Agriculture (CSA): the community pays the farmer in advance for food production in exchange for fresh produce throughout the year. This guarantees the community a local organic food source, and the farmer a customer base. A win-win-win for all!
• Teaching the Teacher: an exponential effect happens when one student teaches another student of any age how to build an aquaponic system as well as how to teach how to build an aquaponic system.

Learn more about the CSA Aquaponics project.

Meet the CSA Aquaponics project Team.

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