18 December 2020

Diatoms: More than just pretty

18 December 2020

You may not have heard of them. You may not be able to see them with the naked eye. But diatoms—single-celled algae found in fresh and marine waters—are among the most important organisms we share the planet with.

Samantha Andrews

17 November 2020

People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Sea Stories: Hatchery by Kim Roberts

Samantha Andrews

17 November 2020

People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Today, join poet, editor, and literary historian Kim Roberts as she takes us to a hatchery - and the journey of a salmon, from birth till your plate.

Samantha Andrews

20 October 2020

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Sea Stories: Sea Wrack by Moira O’Neill

Samantha Andrews

20 October 2020

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Sea wrack - the large species of seaweeds - has been collected by people all over the world for hundreds of years. Join point Moira O’Neill (the non de plume of Agnes Shakespeare Higginson) as she takes us to 19 century Ireland.

Samantha Andrews

14 September 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Animals & Plants

Sea Stories: The Sound Of The Sea by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Samantha Andrews

14 September 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Animals & Plants

The sea is in a constant state of change. From the shore, one may look in awe at it’s stillness - or it’s ferocity. Poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow takes us back to a night when the sea awoke from its slumber...

Samantha Andrews

20 August 2020

Environment, Ocean Ecosystems, Technology, People and the Sea

The science of coastal flooding

Samantha Andrews

20 August 2020

Environment, Ocean Ecosystems, Technology, People and the Sea

Professor Celso Ferreira is working on how we can better manage our coastlines to reduce the risk of flooding.

Samantha Andrews

19 August 2020

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants

Sea Stories: Notes on a Mass Stranding by Kamilah Aisha Moon

Samantha Andrews

19 August 2020

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants

Today, join American award-winning poet Kamilah Aisha Moon as she takes us to one of the tragic events on Farewell Spit during a mass stranding of pilot whales.

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10 August 2020

People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Environment, Conservation

Help A Researcher Out: Integrated approaches to bridge the gap between science, society & policy

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10 August 2020

People and the Sea, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Environment, Conservation

Share your perspectives on the successes and challenges for integrated coastal and ocean management.

Samantha Andrews

28 July 2020

Climate Crisis

Lower the carbon footprint of road networks - simply by maintaining them

Samantha Andrews

28 July 2020

Climate Crisis

Research from the University of Costa Rica’s National Laboratory for Materials and Structural Models suggests that keeping road networks in tip-top condition not only saves money in the long run but also keeps carbon emissions down.

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22 July 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Environment

Help A Researcher Out: Reducing plastic waste in marine environments

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22 July 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Environment

Carolina Garza (University of Bristol) is seeking expert opinions on the effectiveness of strategies aimed at reducing plastic waste in marine environments, with a focus on Latin America.

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13 July 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Help A Researcher Out: The value of the UK's beaches, the sea, & their resources

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13 July 2020

People and the Sea, Conservation, Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture

Help a Researcher Out! People in the UK - share your thoughts about the value of beaches, the sea, and their resources with Adam Nixon (University of Essex).

Samantha Andrews

29 June 2020

Climate Crisis

Climate policy shapes forest management futures

Samantha Andrews

29 June 2020

Climate Crisis

New research from the University College Dublin in Ireland, shows that when planning for future forest management, the policies that are put in place to respond to climate change may have a more significant influence on harvesting patterns and product volumes than climate change itself.

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24 June 2020

People and the Sea

Help A Researcher Out: SCUBA divers’ perceptions of diving in natural & artificial habitats

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24 June 2020

People and the Sea

Help a Research Out! Scuba divers - share your thoughts on diving in natural and artificial habitats with Dr Abigail McQuatters-Gollop (University of Plymouth)

Diatoms: More than just pretty

Sea Stories: Hatchery by Kim Roberts

Sea Stories: Sea Wrack by Moira O’Neill

Sea Stories: The Sound Of The Sea by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The science of coastal flooding

Sea Stories: Notes on a Mass Stranding by Kamilah Aisha Moon

Help A Researcher Out: Integrated approaches to bridge the gap between science, society & policy

Lower the carbon footprint of road networks - simply by maintaining them

Help A Researcher Out: Reducing plastic waste in marine environments

Help A Researcher Out: The value of the UK's beaches, the sea, & their resources

Climate policy shapes forest management futures

Help A Researcher Out: SCUBA divers’ perceptions of diving in natural & artificial habitats

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