• Home
  • About us
    • Our Mission
    • Staff & Trustee Profiles
    • How Sea Watch Began
      • Achievements
    • Contact us
  • Get involved
    • Vacancies
    • Report Sightings
      • Recording/Submitting Sightings & Forms
        • Submit a sighting online
        • Where to Watch?
        • How to Watch?
        • Cetacean Species Identification
    • Report a Stranding
    • Become a Regular Observer
    • Sea Watch Membership
    • Adopt a Dolphin
    • National Whale & Dolphin Watch 2025
      • Watch List NWDW 2025
    • Webinars
    • Events
    • Orca Watch
    • Visitor Centre
    • Cardigan Bay Internships
    • Anglesey Internships
    • Sea Watchers Mon
    • Work Experience
    • Recommended Boat Operator Scheme
    • Home-based Volunteering
  • Fundraising
  • News & Blogs
  • Sightings
    • Recording/Submitting Sightings & Forms
    • Recent Sightings
    • Map Viewer
      • Map Viewer User Guide
    • Sightings Network
      • 1 – Shetland
      • 2 – Orkney and North Scotland
      • 3a – North East Scotland
      • 3b – Moray Firth
      • 4 – North Grampian
      • 5 – South Grampian
      • 6 – South-East Scotland
      • 7 – North-East England
      • 8 – 9 Yorkshire
      • 10 – Lincolnshire
      • 11 – East Anglia
      • 12-13 Suffolk and Essex
      • 14-15 North Kent
      • 16-18 East, Central & West Sussex/Hants
      • 19 – Dorset
      • 20 – South Devon
      • 21 – Cornwall
      • 22 – Channel Islands
      • 23 – North Devon
      • 24 – Bristol Channel
      • 25 – West Wales
      • 26 – North Wales
      • 27 – Cheshire
      • 28 – Cumbria
      • 29 – Isle of Man
      • 30 – South-West Scotland
      • 31 – 32 South-West Scotland & Inner Hebrides
      • 33 – North-West Scotland
      • 34 – Outer Hebrides: Western Isles
      • 35 – Northern Ireland
      • 36 – Republic of Ireland
    • Marine Code of Conduct
    • Sea Watcher App
  • Education
    • Training Courses
    • Schools, Universities and Community Groups
      • The Magic Dolphin
    • Student Projects
    • Career Advice
    • Information and Fact Sheets
  • Research
    • Publications
    • How Sightings are Used
      • Species Distribution Maps
      • Map Interpretation
      • Analysis of Sightings Data
    • Cetacean Threats
    • Cardigan Bay Monitoring Project
      • Cardigan Bay Monitoring Project – The Blog
      • Pier Watch Project
      • ‘Clet’ – the travelling bottlenose dolphin
  • Shop
  • Photo Library

facebook
rss
twitter
youtube

New Quay National Whale and Dolphin Watch events!

Jul 17, 2018
by Lauren Fidler
Comments are off
National Whale & Dolphin Watch, National Whale and Dolphin Watch Watch, New Quay, NWDW, sightings, volunteers
National Whale and Dolphin Watch is now less than two weeks away! Join us in New Quay for a week full of dolphin and whale-themed activities! You can find a list of the events taking place below, so make sure to check them out!   Saturday 28th July ·      Join us down on the pier
Read More

Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation

Jun 08, 2018
by Lauren Fidler
Comments are off
bottlenose dolphin, cardigan bay, cardigan bay monitoring project, Ceredigion, cetacean, cetaceans, conservation, dolphin, dolphins, Harbour porpoise, New Quay
It’s well known that dolphins are very intelligent animals, but that doesn’t mean that they don’t need our help in order to survive. One way we help look after marine species such dolphins is through protecting specific areas of the sea: Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). These are areas
Read More

World Environment Day!

Jun 05, 2018
by Lauren Fidler
Comments are off
beach clean, cardigan bay, cardigan bay monitoring project, Ceredigion, citizen science, conservation, education, New Quay, Sea Watch, volunteer, volunteering, volunteers, wales
Celebrating World Environment day our education and outreach assistant Lauren spoke to some of our local environmentalists. Charles the founder of Wildcove and head of Plastic Free New Quay, and Ken and Marilyn, who you might have read about in our previous blogs Trash to Treasure, an
Read More

Happy Volunteer Week!

Jun 01, 2018
by Lauren Fidler
Comments are off
Adopt A Dolphin, cardigan bay, cardigan bay monitoring project, Ceredigion, cetacean, citizen science, conservation, dolphin, education, events, National Whale & Dolphin Watch, National Whale and Dolphin Watch, NWDW, Orca Watch, Sea Watch, sightings, Training Course, volunteer, volunteering, volunteers, welsh sea watchers project
Sea Watch Foundation is very proud of all of our volunteers, from the ones who just take the time out of their day to submit casual sightings they have, to our regional coordinators who work tirelessly to support our work in their local area. Volunteers are central to our work. They a
Read More

Beach Guardian and Sea Watch Foundation Fundraiser!

Jun 01, 2018
by Lauren Fidler
Comments are off
beach clean, cetacean, citizen science, education, events, volunteer, volunteering, volunteers
Hi! I am Emily Stevenson, I am 20 years old and am currently in my final year at Plymouth University studying Marine Biology. Alongside my studies, I am also the co-founder of Beach Guardian CIC. Having lived in Cornwall for much of my childhood, I feel like I have such a deep connect
Read More
123

Logos

Lower Costing Locksmith

Please review…

  • Our comment policy
  • Our privacy policy
Sea Watch Foundation, Paragon House, Wellington Place, New Quay, Ceredigion, SA45 9NR, United Kingdom
Call Adopt a Dolphin: 07821 584772 | Call Head Office: 01407 832892 | Call team in New Quay (Apr-Oct only): 01545 561227 | E: info@seawatchfoundation.org.uk
Sea Watch Foundation is a Registered Charity No. 1013002
All photographs on this website are © of
Sea Watch Foundation Photo Library
Web hosting by Mistic Informatique Sarl
Powered by Wordpress dolphin conservation, whale conservation