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Conservation genetics of grey and harbour seals
Jun 09, 2017
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Kristina came to Sea Watch in 2015 as a Research Intern and we’ve kept in touch since. In January this year, she wrote a blog about her seal research and has drawn comparisons with our work on dolphins too I was an intern for Sea Watch Foundation in 2015 (an experience that I can only
Read MoreCan we develop with nature in mind?
Progress doesn’t have to damage wildlife: new developments around Wales can create win-win situations for wildlife and people. Following a path in Rhosson, which sticks to the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast like an old and trusty friend, I look to the west. From here it is possi
Read MoreCromarty Rising
Early December saw over 500 concerned protestors gather at Nairn Beach, Scotland, to voice their concerns over proposed ship to ship oil transfers, involving eight million tonnes of crude oil, in the inner Moray Firth. The Cromarty Firth Port Authority (CFPA) applied for a licence to
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Whale watching, why it can be harmful to whales and dolphins and how YOU can help!
Many of us have had the privilege of seeing dolphins and whales in the wild, be it in Britain or abroad. While watching from land can be an amazing experience, commercial whale watching boats usually offer a better chance of actually seeing the animals up close. Today, whale watching
Read MoreInterning for the Sea Watch Foundation!
This time last year, I was up to my neck in coursework for my Marine Biology MSc…..all I could think about was the next deadline, and the next one…etc. But a small part of me was screaming that I needed to make plans, needed to set myself some goals for after all the studying wa
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