5 May 2021

Environment, Conservation, Climate Crisis

Geospatial glimpses for better management decisions

5 May 2021

Environment, Conservation, Climate Crisis

Whether we are considering the past, present, or future, scientists are unravelling some of the less than obvious spatial patterns in landscapes and life so we can make better decisions.

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19 March 2021

Animals & Plants, Conservation, People and the Sea

Coastal Connectedness in the United Kingdom

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19 March 2021

Animals & Plants, Conservation, People and the Sea

How people in the United Kingdom value our marine environments and the resources that they provide us? Adam Nixon discusses coastal connectedness, oysters, and restoration programs.

Samantha Andrews

10 February 2021

People and the Sea, Conservation, Animals & Plants

Sea Stories: Song for the Turtles in the Gulf by Linda Hogan

Samantha Andrews

10 February 2021

People and the Sea, Conservation, Animals & Plants

When oil spills into the ocean, it claims many victims. Join writer Linda Hogan as she reflects on the lost life of a sea turtle, found dead after one such spill.

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18 January 2021

Conservation, People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Campaign Corner: Save the Oceans with Your Diet - Go Fish Free this February

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18 January 2021

Conservation, People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Campaign Corner: Fish Free February is challenging your to cut seafood from your diet for the 29 days of February.

Samantha Andrews

14 September 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Animals & Plants

Sea Stories: The Sound Of The Sea by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Samantha Andrews

14 September 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Animals & Plants

The sea is in a constant state of change. From the shore, one may look in awe at it’s stillness - or it’s ferocity. Poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow takes us back to a night when the sea awoke from its slumber...

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10 August 2020

People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Environment, Conservation

Help A Researcher Out: Integrated approaches to bridge the gap between science, society & policy

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10 August 2020

People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Environment, Conservation

Share your perspectives on the successes and challenges for integrated coastal and ocean management.

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22 July 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Environment

Help A Researcher Out: Reducing plastic waste in marine environments

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22 July 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Environment

Carolina Garza (University of Bristol) is seeking expert opinions on the effectiveness of strategies aimed at reducing plastic waste in marine environments, with a focus on Latin America.

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13 July 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Help A Researcher Out: The value of the UK's beaches, the sea, & their resources

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13 July 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Help a Researcher Out! People in the UK - share your thoughts about the value of beaches, the sea, and their resources with Adam Nixon (University of Essex).

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22 June 2020

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants, Environment, Conservation

Help A Researcher Out: What do you think about the UK's salt marshes?

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22 June 2020

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants, Environment, Conservation

Help a Researcher Out! Are you in the UK? Amber Walsh (University of Liverpool) wants to hear your thoughts about the UK’s salt marshes…

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6 June 2020

Conservation

Help A Researcher Out: Marine Protected Areas Around the World

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6 June 2020

Conservation

Help a Researcher Out! Veronica Relano (UBC Sea Around Us, Canada) is researching Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) around the world. She needs your help to answer a very quick question about some specific MPAs.

Samantha Andrews

10 March 2020

Technology, Conservation

Drones can help even murky-water shark surveys

Samantha Andrews

10 March 2020

Technology, Conservation

A new study from Martin Benavides, published in the Journal of Unmanned Vehicle Systems, offers some hope for murky-water shark researchers; mid-day sunshine and little wind doesn’t only make for pleasant weather—it may also be better for drone-based shark photography.

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17 January 2020

Conservation, People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Campaign Corner: Fish Free February Launched

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17 January 2020

Conservation, People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Marine biologist Simon Hilbourne and Oceans Festival UK are launching a new campaign called Fish Free February, challenging the public to protect our oceans by removing seafood from their diet for 29 days.

Geospatial glimpses for better management decisions

Coastal Connectedness in the United Kingdom

Sea Stories: Song for the Turtles in the Gulf by Linda Hogan

Campaign Corner: Save the Oceans with Your Diet - Go Fish Free this February

Sea Stories: The Sound Of The Sea by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Help A Researcher Out: Integrated approaches to bridge the gap between science, society & policy

Help A Researcher Out: Reducing plastic waste in marine environments

Help A Researcher Out: The value of the UK's beaches, the sea, & their resources

Help A Researcher Out: What do you think about the UK's salt marshes?

Help A Researcher Out: Marine Protected Areas Around the World

Drones can help even murky-water shark surveys

Campaign Corner: Fish Free February Launched

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