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Inspiration for the next generation…

Jul 31, 2014
by Claudia Afeltra
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On Monday, we spent an exciting afternoon enjoying the enthusiastic next generation of marine biologists. A brother and sister came to us wanting to do something extra for the seas and it’s living creatures. We started on the rock pools getting prepared for a one hour beach clean, we
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Join in with the National Whale & Dolphin Watch now!

Jul 28, 2014
by Claudia Afeltra
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In case it had escaped your notice, we’re on day three of the National Whale & Dolphin Watch. We’ve already had sightings of bottlenose dolphins, common dolphins, harbour porpoises, minke whales, killer whales, Risso’s dolphins, and white-beaked dolphins over the
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Fin-tastic Sighting between Pembrokeshire, south-east Ireland and north Cornwall!

Jun 24, 2014
by Claudia Afeltra
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Our Wales Development Officer, Katrin, last week pointed us in the direction of a fin-tastic sighting of one of the world’s largest whales in the Celtic Deep.   Sea Trust observers on board the ferry between Cherbourg and Rosslare spotted a minimum of twelve fin whales in the wat
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Beluga Whales in the UK, seriously!

Jun 06, 2014
by Claudia Afeltra
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beluga whale, scotland, stranding
We sometimes get rare and unusual cetacean visitors to our shores, but often we only find out about them because of strandings. Stranded individuals often come to shallow waters because they have something wrong with them, so it’s difficult to say whether or not they’ve made the journ
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Excitement on the pier!

May 13, 2014
by Claudia Afeltra
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Yesterday morning at around 10am Sea Watch Research Assistant Emilia Benavente spotted one of New Quay’s most frequently visiting female dolphins swimming about 10m from the pier. At first it just appeared as though this dolphin, known by locals and Sea Watch staff as “Smoothy” was ju
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