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The firth of Clyde is a saltwater inlet on the west coast of Scotland. It is home to thousands of harbour porpoises and a solitary Common dolphin nicknamed Kylie. Kylie spent a lot of her time near a buoy at the mouth of a loch called the Kyles of Bute which is how she earned her nick

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Oct 05, 2022

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In recent years, climate change has become an increasingly widespread topic of conversation among social and mainstream media. With powerful imagery from global protests around the world and an increase of destructive and severe weather reports emerging onto our screens; recent events

Meet our Education Assistant: Ken

Sep 28, 2022

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The start of this month saw us welcome our new Education and Outreach Assistant, Ken. Like Thomas, our Research Assistant, Ken arrived in April and has been helping with all aspects of our work ever since. Ken is from Lincolnshire but he grew up in the Philippines for half of his life

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30 – South-West Scotland

(Solway Firth – Cairnryan): Dumfries & Galloway

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