3b – Moray Firth

(Sutors of Cromarty – Kessock/Inverness): Highland

Email: David.Tompkins@RSPB.ORG.UK

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Sea Watch Foundation 2017 AGM

Mar 31, 2017
by Claudia Afeltra
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Join us on 6th May for our AGM including presentations on our work over the last twelve months. Whether you’re a long-term observer, or if you’d simply like to know more about the work we do, you’ll be very welcome! The AGM and presentations will be held in New Quay
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What causes whale mass strandings?

Feb 28, 2017
by Monitoring Officer
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Around 600 pilot whales recently became stranded on a New Zealand beach, around 400 of which died before volunteers could refloat them back into the sea. Sadly, this kind of mass whale stranding has occurred since human records began, and happens somewhere in the world on a regular ba
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Can we develop with nature in mind?

Feb 16, 2017
by Carl Chapman
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Progress doesn’t have to damage wildlife: new developments around Wales can create win-win situations for wildlife and people.  Following a path in Rhosson, which sticks to the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast like an old and trusty friend, I look to the west. From here it is possi
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