Fancy a Brew? Podcast (Series 2 Episode 10) – Talking Charlie Young, Ocean Advocate and Marine Biologist
Talking to the popular face of ocean advocacy on Instagram Charlie Young. She’s working hard…
Browsing: Marine Life
VIDEO: Diving the Argonaut Wharf in Campbell River
It can be both fun and challenging to dive the Argonaut Wharf.
Netflix Presents: My Octopus Teacher
My Octopus Teacher is an original documentary film by Pippa Ehrlich and James Reed, presented…
New draft squid fishing plan recognises uncertainties in science of fishing impact on New Zealand sea lions
Environmental organisation WWF-New Zealand, today cautiously welcomed the Ministry for Primary Industries’ new draft squid fishing plan and called for precautionary action to save the New Zealand sea lion. The ‘Squid 6T Operational Plan’, released today for consultation regulates trawling for squid around the Auckland Islands, home to the most important breeding colony of this endangered species.
New draft squid fishing plan recognises uncertainties in science of fishing impact on New Zealand sea lions
Environmental organisation WWF-New Zealand, today cautiously welcomed the Ministry for Primary Industries’ new draft squid…
Divers Forced To Euthanise Rays in Melbourne, Australia
Recreational scuba divers have regularly been forced to euthanise banjo sharks that have been caught, mutilated and thrown back beneath the piers of Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne.
Fragile Legacy – Diving into History
Fragile Legacy is narrated by Ted Danson and merges science, art, history and marine conservation, whilst seeking out living examples of the bizarre and beautiful sea creatures that were captured as glass reproductions by the Blaschka family 160 years ago.
Fragile Legacy – Diving into History
Fragile Legacy is narrated by Ted Danson and merges science, art, history and marine conservation,…
Why Whales Strand
The simplest solution to explain mass strandings would be that pods of whales beach because…
Become a Marine Mammal Medic
Each year, hundreds of whales and dolphins strand on our shores. Whilst some are sick or injured, others are healthy and just need a helping hand back out to sea. But saving whales isn’t as easy as it looks and successful rescue often depends on properly trained volunteers. That’s where you come in.