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Category: Ecology and Conservation
Shark Awareness Day: Plastic pollution – problematic for sharks and rays.
For Shark Awareness Day 2019 we have been chatting to a few of our elasmobranch (that’s sharks, skates and rays) researchers here the the University […]
Shark Awareness Day: Eye of the Tiger – Conducting Landing Surveys in Sri Lanka
For Shark Awareness Day 2019 we have been to talking to some of our elasmobranch (that’s sharks, skates and rays) researchers! Here, University of Exeter […]
Investigating Coral Reef Acoustics to Aid Reef Restoration
Words by Ben Williams, 2019 BioScience Graduate Most people are aware coral reefs throughout the world are struggling one way or another. A range of […]
A Day in the Life of a Marine Bioacoustics Intern
Words by Ellie May and Ben Williams, ExeterMarine Undergraduate Students Hi there, this is Ellie May and Ben Williams giving you an update on […]
Happy #SeaTurtleWeek! Check out these turtle-y awesome Sea Turtle researchers!
As we segway from #WorldOceansDay into #SeaTurtleWeek we though we would share with you all an insight into just some of the research being carried […]
Scientists at Sea Podcast – Sail Against Plastic Part II
Show notes You might remember that earlier in the series we spoke to Flora Rendell and Lowenna Jones about an arctic sailing expedition they were […]
A Day in the Life of an Arctic Field Scientist
Words by Clara Nielson, University of Exeter PhD Student A day in the life of an Arctic field scientist Hello! My name is Clara Nielson […]
It’s World Penguin Day!
Today is World Penguin Day! Penguins are some of the most recognisable characters amongst the cast of species that call the oceans their home. […]
Scientists at Sea Podcast – Seals and Salmon Farms, with Lizzie Daly
Show Notes Disclaimer While we are very supportive of our alumni, we need to emphasise that the views expressed in this podcast are not necessarily […]