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Where’s Wally?

Apr 12, 2021

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code of conduct, Marine Code of Conduct, marine mammals, marine wildlife, pembrokeshire wildlife, Sea Watch Foundation, walrus, welsh wildlife, wildlife, wildlife safe, wildlife wise

Wally the walrus has been causing a stir in Wales and has captured the heart of the public. While Wally’s initial appearances were sporadic and in often hard to reach places, he spend around a week in Tenby, hauling out on the RNLI slipway where he was observed- from a safe distance-

Cardigan Bay dolphins: Safe and Sound?

Jun 02, 2019

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Bottlenose dolphins, cardigan bay, cetaceans, grey seal, Harbour porpoise, New Quay, oil, press release, seismic survey, survey, wales, welsh wildlife

Cardigan Bay dolphins: Safe and Sound? Recent plans by ENI UK to conduct seismic surveys in St. George’s Channel and Cardigan Bay, West Wales have caused nationwide controversy. The proposed plans to survey for oil and natural gas sometime between June and September 2019 include areas

Flying high: using drones to study Cardigan Bay’s bottlenose dolphins

Jun 01, 2019

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aerial drone, aerial footage, Bottlenose dolphins, cardigan bay, cardigan bay monitoring, cetaceans, dolphins, drone, drones, john spedan, wales, welsh wildlife, wildlife

Flying high: using drones to study Cardigan Bay’s bottlenose dolphins In recent years, drones, unmanned, remote controlled aircrafts, have gained a lot of attention in the media due to their ability to capture stunning aerial wildlife footage which gives viewers a bird’s eye view. Bes

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Where’s Wally?

Cardigan Bay dolphins: Safe and Sound?

Flying high: using drones to study Cardigan Bay’s bottlenose dolphins

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