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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

Dolphins and whales are living in noisy waters

Oct 02, 2015

by Harriet Goodchild

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cetaceans, dolphins, Marine Conservation, Noise pollution, porpoise, Whales, Wind Farms

Written by Anna Pääkkönen BSc Hons Zoology, Sea Watch Foundation 2015 Research Intern. The increasing noise pollution in our oceans is a major concern for marine mammals, specifically dolphins and whales who use their hearing as their primary sense to navigate, communicate and find fo

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