- Home
- About us »
- Get involved »
- Vacancies
- Report Sightings »
- Report a Stranding
- Become a Regular Observer
- Sea Watch Membership
- Adopt a Dolphin
- National Whale & Dolphin Watch
- Webinars
- Events
- Orca Watch
- Visitor Centre
- Cardigan Bay Internships
- Anglesey Internships
- Work Experience
- Recommended Boat Operator Scheme
- Home-based Volunteering
- Fundraising
- News & Blogs
- Sightings »
- Recording/Submitting Sightings & Forms
- Recent Sightings
- Map Viewer »
- Sightings Network »
- 1 – Shetland
- 2 – Orkney and North Scotland
- 3a – North East Scotland
- 3b – Moray Firth
- 4 – North Grampian
- 5 – South Grampian
- 6 – South-East Scotland
- 7 – North-East England
- 8 – 9 Yorkshire
- 10 – Lincolnshire
- 11 – East Anglia
- 12-13 Suffolk and Essex
- 14-15 North Kent
- 16-18 East, Central & West Sussex/Hants
- 19 – Dorset
- 20 – South Devon
- 21 – Cornwall
- 22 – Channel Islands
- 23 – North Devon
- 24 – Bristol Channel
- 25 – West Wales
- 26 – North Wales
- 27 – Cheshire
- 28 – Cumbria
- 29 – Isle of Man
- 30 – South-West Scotland
- 31 – 32 South-West Scotland & Inner Hebrides
- 33 – North-West Scotland
- 34 – Outer Hebrides: Western Isles
- 35 – Northern Ireland
- 36 – Republic of Ireland
- Marine Code of Conduct
- Sea Watcher App
- Education »
- Research »
- Shop
- Photo Library
Tag
marinelife
Be ocean and self aware
May 30, 2022
Comments are off
Now more than ever, it is so important to check in with ourselves and promote positive mental well-being in daily life! After the lockdown affecting us all in multiple ways; being out in nature and enjoying our coastlines has become increasingly more popular. With the month of May bei
Read More
An unusual visitor: Why are octopuses turning up on beaches in New Quay?
May 11, 2022
Comments are off
A stormy situation Imagine you’re taking a walk along the beach looking out to sea when all of a sudden you see an octopus crawling across the sand. Wouldn’t that be an unusual sight? Well this is exactly what wildlife guides Josh Pedley and Fran Fitzpatrick saw back on the 21st Febru
Read MoreStress over sound
Apr 29, 2022
Comments are off
An overview of anthropogenic underwater noise and its effects on marine mammal life (toothed whales) A key adaptation to life in the water To maximize survivability and utilization of resources in the aquatic marine environment, dolphins and other toothed whales have evolved and gaine
Read MoreLogos
Sea Watch Foundation, Paragon House, Wellington Place, New Quay, Ceredigion, SA45 9NR, United Kingdom
Call Adopt a Dolphin: 07821 584772 | Call Head Office: 01407 832892 | Call team in New Quay (Apr-Oct only): 01545 561227 | E: info@seawatchfoundation.org.uk
Sea Watch Foundation is a Registered Charity No. 1013002
Call Adopt a Dolphin: 07821 584772 | Call Head Office: 01407 832892 | Call team in New Quay (Apr-Oct only): 01545 561227 | E: info@seawatchfoundation.org.uk
Sea Watch Foundation is a Registered Charity No. 1013002
All photographs on this website are © of
Sea Watch Foundation Photo Library
Web hosting by Mistic Informatique Sarl
Powered by Wordpress dolphin conservation, whale conservation
Sea Watch Foundation Photo Library
Web hosting by Mistic Informatique Sarl
Powered by Wordpress dolphin conservation, whale conservation