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##Press release## National Whale and Dolphin Watch 2020: First Results are In!

Aug 06, 2020
by Claudia Afeltra
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From top to bottom: White-beaked dolphins ©Chiara Giulia Bertulli; Common dolphins ©Andrea Duxbury; landwatching at Scrabster ©Zoe Doran; bottlenose dolphins ©Laura Harm; landwatching at Duncasby Head ©Finlay Pringle; minke whale ©Christina Worth/AK Wildlife Cruises Most important res
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2019 National Whale and Dolphin Watch starts in Wales tomorrow!

Jul 26, 2019
by Claudia Afeltra
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Harbour porpoise photographed off Point Lynas, Anglesey. Photo credit: Ben Murcott   Every year, scientists at the Sea Watch Foundation lead a campaign to get members of the general public contributing to science to protect whales, dolphins and porpoises and they’re calling on yo
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Welcome to our new Regional Coordinator for Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire in North Wales – Lorna Bointon

Aug 06, 2018
by Claudia Afeltra
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We would like to welcome a new recruit to the Sea Watch team, Lorna Bointon, who has recently been appointed as Sea Watch Regional Coordinator for Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire in North Wales! Lorna has  been an avid wildlife enthusiast from a young age with a keen interest in all m
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A Day on Welsh waters

Feb 23, 2015
by Monitoring Officer
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With numerous bottlenose dolphin sightings along the Welsh Coast this February, the Welsh Sea Watchers team took to the sea again with the support of the charity Sea Changers, and a number of eager volunteers. The aim? To photograph and identify the dolphins braving Wales’ cold
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Rare pygmy sperm whale is found dead on North Wales beach.

Nov 27, 2014
by Claudia Afeltra
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On Thursday of last week, we reported on the live-stranding of a rare species of Kogia whale on an Anglesey beach, see previous post: http://www.seawatchfoundation.org.uk/rare-kogia-whale-live-strands/. Given that many strandings occur because the animal is unwell or injured, strandin
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