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International Biodiversity Day 2021 – Biodiversity in British Waters

May 21, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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This Saturday, May the 22nd, we are celebrating International Day for Biological Diversity here at the Sea Watch Foundation. Biodiversity is a broad term that is used to describe and measure the different types of animals and plants in an area. Top predators within a habitat, such as

Find out about Fran: one of our 2021 Education and Outreach Assistants

Apr 16, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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My name is Fran Fitzpatrick and my passion is conservation. I am inspired to work for less popular, conflict-associated species and those most at risk in this human-dominated world. I am particularly interested in a holistic approach to conserving endangered species, finding ways in w

Climate Change: A hot topic in Marine Mammal Science

Jan 27, 2020

by Monitoring Officer

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Climate change is currently a hot topic both politically and in the scientific community. In the marine science community, climate change is generally accepted as having the potential to have detrimental effects on the marine ecosystem, some of which have already been observed. The Se

Marine Mammal Conservation in Practice a book by Dr. Peter Evans

Jan 23, 2020

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If you have found yourself on the Sea Watch Foundation website, it’s probably because you have an affinity for cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises) and you have definitely come to the right place. The Sea Watch Foundation is a unique conservation charity based in the UK with the

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International Biodiversity Day 2021 – Biodiversity in British Waters

Find out about Fran: one of our 2021 Education and Outreach Assistants

Climate Change: A hot topic in Marine Mammal Science

Marine Mammal Conservation in Practice a book by Dr. Peter Evans

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