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On the 26th of November from 7pm we will be hosting our next Talks ’24 Webinar with our Sea Watch Foundation New Quay Staff.

Tickets are free but donations are appreciated. Click here to find out more and to book your tickets now!


Applications for the 2025 season for our Cardigan Bay Project are now open for the roles of Research Intern, Research Assistant and Education & Outreach Assistant!

For more information and to apply, click here


National Whale and Dolphin Watch 2024 has come to an end! Thank you to all of our supporters and those who conducted watches and submitted sightings to us throughout the week. You can watch the online round-up below!

You can find out more about what was seen and where here!



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For a free copy of our Sea Watcher Magazine and more information or to sign up as a Sea Watch Member to receive monthly updates click here!


News and Articles

Reflecting on the 2024 Season at our New Quay Field Office

Nov 12, 2024
by Claudia Afeltra
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It’s been a productive season in Cardigan Bay, with our team busier than ever gathering data on the marine life in the area. Throughout the summer of 2024, a total of 31 line transect surveys we
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Welcoming the Newborns: Grey Seal Pupping Season Kicks off in Cardigan Bay

Sep 24, 2024
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By Helena Coles, Research Intern Pupping season is making a splash in Cardigan Bay! Every year from September until November the female Atlantic Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus) come ashore to give birt
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Illuminating Our Oceans

Aug 24, 2024
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By Lucy Bryan Research Intern The ocean covers more than 70% of the Earths surface, however only 2-3% of the ocean is penetrated by sunlight. In general sunlight only penetrates around 200m deep,
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