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(Sutors of Cromarty – Kessock/Inverness): Highland

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How do we keep track of marine mammals?

Dec 17, 2015

by Claudia Afeltra

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Adopt A Dolphin, Bottlenose dolphins, cardigan bay, photo-ID

Witnessing a cetacean sighting is, in the eyes of many, an unparalleled thrill. An experience guaranteed to render you speechless, or, in the case of cetacean fanatics like myself, emitting unintelligible squeals of delight. So how then amidst all this excitement does the Sea Watch te

Scallop Dredging in Cardigan Bay

Dec 07, 2015

by Claudia Afeltra

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Bottlenose dolphins, cardigan bay, Scallop dredging

Since the Welsh Government announced its proposal for opening up a significant part of the Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation to scallop dredging, there has been a lot written in the media about likely impacts upon the bottlenose dolphins, reflecting both sides of the argument.

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Dec 02, 2015

by Claudia Afeltra

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Bottlenose dolphins, Cardiff, Harbour porpoise, New Quay, Welsh Sea Watcher

I can’t turn my back on the sea. It’s a strange conviction, superstitious almost. Yet every time I finish a land watch, I can still feel the vast open water behind me as I head down the pier for home, and I have to keep turning back. Maybe it’s the fear of missing a sneaky, darting po

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3b – Moray Firth

(Sutors of Cromarty – Kessock/Inverness): Highland

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Find out about cetaceans in the Moray Firth

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Scallop Dredging in Cardigan Bay

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