Archive of: Marine
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10 January 2025
Stars in the sea
Hundreds of tiny explosions of light skittering around in the sea? You’d think your eyes needed adjusting. But in fact it’s an uncommon phenomenon called bioluminescence.
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07 January 2025
Stop Dumping on our Reef demo!
Surfers Against Sewage, supported by Sussex Wildlife Trust, are hosting a demo to oppose the renewal of a licence allowing Brighton Marina to dump polluted dredged sediments in Beachy Head West Marine Conservation Zone
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22 December 2024
Brighton Marina Dredging License update
Update on the Brighton Marina Dredging Application
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20 December 2024
Sea slugs, seaweeds and snorkel trails make headlines in The Wildlife Trusts’ 2024 marine review
The Wildlife Trusts’ 2024 marine review has been published
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26 November 2024
The Ocean Symposium 2024
Saturday 16th November saw the 6th annual Ocean Symposium, hosted by the United Nations Association (UNA). Find out more.
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24 November 2024
Meet Ruby Stothard - David Streeter Wildlife Champion Award winner
Find out more about our David Streeter Wildlife Champion Ruby Stothard
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22 November 2024
Non-native Atlantic Blue Crab now in Sussex
Earlier this year two reports of the Atlantic Blue Crab, Callinectes sapidus, were made on the Sussex coast. This species is non-native to the UK, originating in the western Atlantic Ocean
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21 November 2024
Sea Mouse
Meet the Sea Mouse, a chunky marine worm
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10 November 2024
Shell-ebrating a fantastic year of rewilding Sussex Seas
2024 has been full steam ahead for Sussex Kelp Recovery Project (SKRP); in our mission to recover kelp and other essential fish habitats in Sussex
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06 November 2024
A summary of the Marine Team's activities in 2024
What have the marine team and their amazing volunteers been getting up to in 2024?
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31 October 2024
Water pollution: effects on the ocean
All drains and rivers lead to the sea – meaning that the sea often sees the impact of our on-land activities, whether we mean it to or not.
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01 October 2024
Wild Beach Training at Rye Harbour
Our new Wilder Learning and Communities Officer, Aimi Rifat, headed to the seaside to take part in Wild Beach training. Find out how she got on here.