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Meet our Education Assistant: Ken
Sep 28, 2022
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The start of this month saw us welcome our new Education and Outreach Assistant, Ken. Like Thomas, our Research Assistant, Ken arrived in April and has been helping with all aspects of our work ever since. Ken is from Lincolnshire but he grew up in the Philippines for half of his life
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How can whales help to combat climate change?
Sep 23, 2022
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In the ocean, small plant-like organisms called phytoplankton are responsible for producing up to 50% of the world’s oxygen and capturing 40% of all carbon produced – this is 4x the amount of carbon sequestered by the Amazon rainforest. The ocean is the largest carbon sink
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Meet our Research Assistant: Thomas
Sep 15, 2022
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In New Quay, we have now entered our final period of interns this year. We said farewell to Rebecca, who had been our Research Assistant since April and welcomed Thomas into the role at the start of this month. Thomas joined us in April as a Research Intern and has been a valuable mem
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Cetacean Survey Training Course: learning how to protect marine mammals
Sep 01, 2022
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At Sea Watch Foundation we strive to involve the public in our scientific monitoring, raise awareness and understanding of the threats marine mammals face and educate how we can better protect these species. Each year we run a short Cetacean Survey Training Course to offer an opportun
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Melanistic common dolphin spotted in Cardigan Bay
Aug 11, 2022
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Sea Watch Foundation researchers were treated to a very special sighting in the Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation yesterday. The survey team encountered two small pods of common dolphins, with one animal displaying an unusual melanistic colouration. Renowned for its semi-resid
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