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Recent cetacean conservation

Mar 17, 2023
by Katie Baker
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As part of our membership scheme we produce monthly bulletins and quarterly magazines to keep our members up to date with the latest conservation news, sightings and our research. In December’s SeaWatcher magazine, our Director, Peter rounded up some conservation news stories from 2022 includi
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Meet our Volunteers: Rachael

Feb 24, 2023
by Katie Baker
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Our work at Sea Watch Foundation would not be possible without our dedicated team of volunteers. We have various home-based volunteers helping with sightings, social media and helping us to keep organised! Rachael has been writing blog posts and helping run our Twitter since September last year. Som
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Recent cetacean conservation

Mar 17, 2023
by Katie Baker
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assistant, bottlenosedolphin, cardiganbay, newquaywales, research, sightings, survey, training, trainingcourse, volunteers, wales
As part of our membership scheme we produce monthly bulletins and quarterly magazines to keep our members up to date with the latest conservation news, sightings and our research. In December’s SeaWatcher magazine, our Director, Peter rounded u
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Meet our Volunteers: Rachael

Feb 24, 2023
by Katie Baker
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assistant, bottlenosedolphin, cardiganbay, newquaywales, research, sightings, survey, training, trainingcourse, volunteers, wales
Our work at Sea Watch Foundation would not be possible without our dedicated team of volunteers. We have various home-based volunteers helping with sightings, social media and helping us to keep organised! Rachael has been writing blog posts and help
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Join us as an Official Observer at Orca Watch 2023

Jan 14, 2023
by Katie Baker
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We are pleased to announce that organisation of this year’s Orca Watch event is well underway. This year we will be in John O’Groats from 27th May-3rd June, all eyes on the sea to spot cetaceans! Building on the success of last year’
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