Marine Conservation Society (MCS)
Partner organisation of the Watches
Blog posts in total 8
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Jellyfish in UK waters
Did you know that you can find jellyfish in the UK鈥檚 seas? It's most likely to be in the summer months, as jellyfish 鈥榖looms鈥� arrive as the water warms.
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Winter waifs and strays 鈥� watch out for toddler turtles stranding on our beaches
Whilst our trips to the beach may become fewer as the winter months draw in, an abundance of marine life continues to visit our shores.
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A beach clean with a difference
Action Asylum supported the Marine Conservation Society鈥檚 annual Great British Beach Clean along the Merseyside coastline, writes David Randall from Action Asylum.
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The underwater wonder plant: seagrass
Whilst many of us are aware of the incredible role of forests, meadows and green space on land, it鈥檚 easy to overlook the swaying meadows and forests lurking beneath the water鈥檚 surface.
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Fostering ocean optimism from near and far
By Catherine Gemmell, Scotland Conservation Officer at the Marine Conservation Society
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OUR BLUE HEART - an exploration of what the sea means to people in the UK
What does the sea really mean to people in the UK?
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Wave after wave of UK ocean conservation news
That old adage about waiting for buses comes to mind鈥�.we have been waiting for years for good news about UK marine protected areas (MPAs), and so far, in just ten days, June has seen three big announcements come our way. Find out more in this guest blog from the Marine Conservation Society (MCS).
