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The incredible journey of Clet the ‘solitary’ travelling dolphin continues!

Jul 24, 2018

by Claudia Afeltra

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PRESS RELEASE 24th July 2018 ‘Clet’, the solitary travelling bottlenose dolphin, has surfaced again for the first time since 2015! This time he was sighted in Pembrokeshire by Ffion Rees and her team at Falcon Boats, who were lucky enough to capture the event on video. Ffion and her t

Conservation genetics of grey and harbour seals

Jun 09, 2017

by Carl Chapman

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Kristina came to Sea Watch in 2015 as a Research Intern and we’ve kept in touch since. In January this year, she wrote a blog about her seal research and has drawn comparisons with our work on dolphins too I was an intern for Sea Watch Foundation in 2015 (an experience that I can only

Bowhead whale update

Jun 14, 2016

by Claudia Afeltra

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With reports of the UK’s second ever bowhead whale sighting off Cornwall in the middle of May, there has since been a sighting of a bowhead whale off Ireland too! Seen on 29th May, it’s the first confirmed sighting of the species off Ireland and it would also be just the f

UK Cetaceans

May 27, 2016

by Harriet Goodchild

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In light of the recent sighting of the bowhead whale in Cornwall (just the second sighting in the UK), the Sea Watch Foundation has made an info-graphic to show some of the differences between all of the cetaceans that have been recorded in the UK and Ireland’s waters. The info-

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The incredible journey of Clet the ‘solitary’ travelling dolphin continues!

Conservation genetics of grey and harbour seals

Bowhead whale update

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