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A close encounter of the minke kind!
Jun 21, 2024
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It has been an incredible week for wildlife in Cardigan Bay! The Sea Watch team were treated to an amazing minke whale sighting on 20th June, 2024, exactly one year after the first reported minke whale sighting in the bay in a decade. The team were conducting a line transect survey, t
Read MoreHave a green 2022 with these New Year resolutions!
Another tough year has flown by and it has come to that time when we reflect on the last year and begin to think of resolutions to make the next year even better and more successful. Yes, most of these resolutions include working our more, learning a new skill or spending less time on
Read MoreGive back to nature with the Big Give
Apr 21, 2021
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The Sea Watch Foundation is reaching out to ask for assistance to help conserve Britain’s dolphins! Whether you are a local or a visitor to the Ceredigion coast, chances are you have been delighted by the bottlenose dolphins that call Cardigan Bay home. Hosting one of only two semi-re
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Where’s Wally?
Apr 12, 2021
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Wally the walrus has been causing a stir in Wales and has captured the heart of the public. While Wally’s initial appearances were sporadic and in often hard to reach places, he spend around a week in Tenby, hauling out on the RNLI slipway where he was observed- from a safe distance-
Read MoreI am the Walrus: Welsh Walrus continues to cause a stir!
Mar 26, 2021
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A rare visitor has been causing a stir in Wales! The juvenile walrus that was first spotted on Valentia Island off Co. Kerry in Ireland, has made its way to Wales and is delighting walkers around the Pembrokeshire coast. It first surfaced on the 19th March in Broad Haven South B
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