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Spirtle – A Cautionary Tail
May 08, 2021
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The warmth and luxurious caress of sunlight on human skin can be a wonderful treat to us Brits, accustomed as we are to rain, wind, cloud and cold dominating our weather regardless of season. Under normal circumstances, many of us are avid sun-seekers, travelling overseas in search of
Read MoreLive, love and learn
Mar 22, 2021
Education is a vital tool in any aspect of life. If no-one learns anything new, nothing can change. This is especially important in conservation, as this field needs all the help it can get in fighting for nature and spreading the word. In fact, it is not only important but potentiall
Read MoreUnderstanding cetacean stranding and response
Mar 08, 2021
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What are strandings? A stranded marine mammal is one that has beached itself on land and cannot return to the water without help, and may also need medical assistance. Cetaceans are fully aquatic animals and, though they breathe air, they cannot survive for long on land. If a whale or
Read MoreOceans of noise
Feb 22, 2021
Noise pollution in the ocean is a major problem, and it’s getting louder. A study has recently been undertaken on the subject of human-caused noise in the marine environment – the first comprehensive assessment of this important issue. The study points out that acoustic pollutio
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Sun Awareness Week at Sea Watch
May 06, 2019
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Over the next 7 days the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) is running a nationwide campaign to raise awareness about skin cancer and its prevention. Being in the UK it’s easy to forget that steps still need to be taken to keep skin protected year-round, not only by applying
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