MARINElife

Conserving marine wildlife through research and education
Join the charity MARINElife in advancing the frontiers of scientific research and the conservation of our seas: the last great wilderness in Europe

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Fancy a cup of tea/coffee and a chat?

Fancy a cup of tea/coffee and a chat? Pop on down to West Bay, Dorset on Saturday the 1st & Sunday the 2nd June 2013 and meet MARINElife’s event team in the Salt House on Fisherman’s Green.
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Northumberland Wildlife Trips for 2013 (13.05.2013)

Details of Northern Experience Pelagic Trips for 2013 lead by MARINElife's North East Regional Officer Dr Martin Kitching are available for booking.
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Bristol Festival of Nature celebrates its tenth anniversary

MARINElife are proud to be attending the UK’s largest FREE natural history event which celebrates its tenth anniversary this summer, as the Bristol Festival of Nature returns to the Harbourside on the weekend of the 15th and 16th June 2013.
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Volunteer Surveyor Training Course Dates Announced for 2013

MARINElife is delighted to be working with the Wildlife Trusts again in 2013 to provide marine mammal and seabird training courses. MARINElife operates through a group of dedicated volunteers who help gather data on the marine environment and we are always looking for new volunteers to help conduct surveys, report their sightings or help with other aspects of charity operation. The training will give you a thorough grounding on the diverse range of species we study, the methodologies we follow and the part you can play in safeguarding their future.
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MARINElife has an incredibly important role to play in the protection of our invaluable coast and seas. The work that their dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers do to collect information on the distribution of both cetaceans and sea birds helps managers and policy makers make important and informed decisions about marine management and conservation.

Their work also helps to raise awareness of an aspect of our seas that few people appreciate - we have a fantastic selection of whales, dolphins and sea birds in our waters that some people might assume you have to travel abroad to see! Through this understanding and appreciation of our thriving coastal waters comes a desire to protect and conserve our local coastal environment. This is vital as we face a time where our seas are facing continued pressure from fisheries, climate change and other man made issues.

It is for these reasons that I am thrilled to become the patron for MARINElife and continue to raise awareness about their fantastic work and our stunning seas!

Maya Plass - MARINElife Patron

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