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Dipping our toes into marine pollution

Mar 10, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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cetaceans, dolphin, litter, marine debris, Marine pollution, micro plastics, Noise pollution, porpoise, volunteering, Whales

‘More masks than jellyfish’ – The Guardian, June 2020. In the midst of a pandemic that had taken over our lives, the concept of a possible “mask invasion” of our oceans was an unbearable thought! Headlines like these are becoming ever more common, shocking us into taking responsibilit

2018 Great British Beach Clean!

Sep 19, 2018

by Harriet Goodchild

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beach clean, Dolau Beach, litter, New Quay, volunteer, volunteers, wales

Over the past weekend, the Great British Beach Clean was held on beaches around the UK. The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) organises this annual four-day event, which includes both a survey and clean of a 100m stretch of beach. Volunteers are a vital in making the event a success,

World Oceans Day in Wales

May 31, 2016

by Claudia Afeltra

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Aberystwyth, beach clean, conservation, litter, Marine Conservation, New Quay, world oceans day

It is nearly time for World Ocean Day 2016. This year it falls on Wednesday the 8th of June and as always, we here at Sea Watch will be getting involved. We would also like you to get involved too! World Oceans Day is celebration of all things marine and has been running on the 8th of

Litter picking in plight of the porpoise!

Jun 11, 2015

by Harriet Goodchild

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art, cetacean, Harbour porpoise, litter, marine debris, ocean clean up

It’ that time of year again when the sun is starting to shine and it’s a perfect excuse for a trip to the beach. A beach day out is usually top of the list in the summer and thousands descend to our coast to enjoy some sun sea and sand. However what you don’t expect is to be side step

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