Anglesey- Public Land Watch

Porth Trecastell Anglesey

Join our team in a marine mammal spotting survey at Porth Tre Castell (Cable Bay) What3Words: cornering.transfers.readers

New Quay- Scavenger Hunt

New Quay Pier Ceredigion

Test out your investigation skills by going around New Quay solving all the clues until you reach the grand prize at the end!

New Quay – Dolphin Games

New Quay Pier Ceredigion

Join us in New Quay for a day full of exciting dolphin games, including "Pin the dolphin in the bay!".

Anglesey- Public Land Watch

Porth Cwyfan Anglesey

Join our team for a land watch at Porth Cwyfan! Survey siteWhat3Words: daffodils.contact.emerge Parking What3Words: keep.engraving.slugs

Online – Second Evening of Talks

Join us for a second evening with marine conservation specialists from around the world! Information on tickets can be found here. Second Evening of Talks: Prof. John Spicer (whale lice and how they work), Dr Peter Evans (the changing world of whales and dolphins), Dr Ewa Krzyszczyk (dolphins of Australia)

Webinar with Robin Petch and Ida Carlen

Online

Join us for the first evening in our upcoming series of webinars: The Most Endangered Whale in Europe – the Baltic Proper Harbour Porpoise with Ida Carlén Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises of the British Isles and the Work of Sea Watch Foundation with Robin Petch Tickets can be booked here

Great British Beach Clean

Sea Watch Foundation, Paragon House, Wellington Place, New Quay SA45 9NR

Join us on the 24th of September to make the beaches and waters of New Quay safer and cleaner places! Any litter collected will add to vital data that we can use to bring about positive change for our seas. 🌎 You'll find us outside the Sea Watch HQ about 15 minutes beforehand so we can all head down to the beach together. All equipment will be provided. Head over to the Marine Conservation Society website ( link in bio) to sign up and find out more! See you there! 🌊

Online Cetacean Training Course

Online

The Sea Watch Foundation is the most experienced organisation in the UK for training observers and students interested in marine mammals, having run courses for over thirty years. It has provided training for staff from all three national statutory conservation agencies, the Environmental Agency, CEFAS, Defra, the Wildlife Trusts, Royal Navy and MMOs working with offshore renewables, and the oil and gas industries. Most of the field guides for cetaceans on the market in the UK have been written or had consultations from the Sea Watch Foundation. We can therefore guarantee a very high level of training, led by highly experienced staff. The lectures and videos will focus on the general biology and classification of cetaceans, species identification, conservation issues facing UK cetaceans and recommended monitoring survey methods. What will you learn? How to identify different cetacean species How to collect data on land and on a boat Why Photo Identification is important and how to conduct Photo ID Cetacean ecology and behaviour Different species of sea birds Conservation and management of cetaceans