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

Jun 01, 2019

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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

Wales Nature Week: A Focus On Climate Change

Jun 01, 2019

by Carl Chapman

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Wales Nature Week is an annual week of wildlife-themed events that takes place all over Wales – an opportunity to celebrate the diversity of Welsh fauna and flora. Sea Watch is kicking off the celebrations with the following article written by former Research Intern Elliot Spenc

Sea Watch Event: Going Bald for the Bottlenose

May 30, 2019

by Ellie Richardson

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On Friday 24 May, Research Intern Chantelle Green bravely volunteered to have her head shaved in order to raise money for the foundation. Since re-opening this season, the interns have put a huge amount of time into vamping up the new Education Centre. Chan’s goal was to raise m

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3b – Moray Firth

(Sutors of Cromarty – Kessock/Inverness): Highland

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

Wales Nature Week: A Focus On Climate Change

Sea Watch Event: Going Bald for the Bottlenose

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