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The growing concern about microplastics in our oceans
Nov 16, 2022
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Plastic pollution is a global issue, not only concerning our oceans and sea life, but the people that created it. Plastic was first created in the year 1862 by Alexander Parkes, and has been developed into a wide variety of products that we use on a day-to-day basis. Plastics are made
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Latest news: citizen science and a new dolphin calf name reveal
Nov 12, 2022
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Citizen Science at Sea Watch Foundation At Sea Watch Foundation, we rely heavily on citizen scientists to help to collect our sightings data from our coastal waters. Our two citizen science events, Orca Watch and National Whale and Dolphin Watch, both run for nine days and allow us to
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Cetacean strandings
Oct 21, 2022
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You may have seen in recent news the devastating mass stranding events occurring in New Zealand and Tasmania within the past month. In a space of only three weeks and in three separate instances, a total of approximately 700 pilot whales were washed up ashore (McClure, 2022). Cetacean
Read MoreNWDW Education & Outreach in New Quay and Beyond – Blog 3
Jul 28, 2021
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Dolphin stranding workshop Today our dolphin stranding workshop didn’t quite start as planned with a downpour of rain which meant we relocated from Dolau Beach to our Dolphin Hub – the Sea Watch Foundation’s Education Centre. However, our set up was pleasantly interrupted
Read MoreWhale, dolphin and porpoise strandings…
As winter approaches, and storms like Brian take hold of the British coastline. A new team prepare to take action around the UK. In Cornwall there is the Marine Strandings Network, a team of over 100 volunteers, who are ready to brave the weather and record all reported strandings of
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