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International Biodiversity Day 2021 – Biodiversity in British Waters

May 21, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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This Saturday, May the 22nd, we are celebrating International Day for Biological Diversity here at the Sea Watch Foundation. Biodiversity is a broad term that is used to describe and measure the different types of animals and plants in an area. Top predators within a habitat, such as

An Underwater Spring Bloom

May 06, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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On land, it is easy to identify and recognise the signs of Spring. We start by waking up each morning to an increasingly early sunrise, accompanied by the gorgeous Dawn Chorus. Outside we are welcomed by blossoms, bumblebees and swallows. But what about along our coastlines? What seas

Saving the planet one poop at a time

Feb 14, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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Saving the whales really will help save the planet. These enormous, amazing marine mammals play a crucial role in keeping the ocean healthy and also in countering climate change. Driven mainly by increased levels of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide emitted by human activi

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