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Sperm whales spotted in the Firth of Forth!

Jul 06, 2016

by Claudia Afeltra

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Firth of Forth, sperm whale

One of the most famous whales of all time is Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. This fictional tale was about a sperm whale, usually found living in waters of 1,000 metres or more depth, beyond the continental shelf edge. This iconic species was thrust into the limelight earlier this year w

Citizen Science Driving Cetacean Conservation

Jun 17, 2016

by Harriet Goodchild

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citizen science, conservation, historical sightings, Public understanding of science, research, sightings, volunteer

Sea Watch Foundations’ prestigious status as the longest-running Nationwide research charity in the UK focussed on the conservation and monitoring of cetaceans, has at its core the selfless donation of time and effort made by a network of dedicated volunteers spread across the British

Bioblitz with the National Trust

Jun 13, 2016

by Claudia Afeltra

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Bioblitz, dolphin watch, Lundy Bay, National Trust, Souter Lighthouse

If you’ve not encountered a Bioblitz before, it’s an opportunity to document every living thing in a particular location. That means bringing together experts from many different fields, so when we heard that the National Trust were running a series of Bioblitz’s at

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3b – Moray Firth

(Sutors of Cromarty – Kessock/Inverness): Highland

Click here for recent sightings

Find out about cetaceans in the Moray Firth

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Sperm whales spotted in the Firth of Forth!

Citizen Science Driving Cetacean Conservation

Bioblitz with the National Trust

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