Marinelife

MARINElife needs to raise £6,000 through the national crowdfunding website www.crowdfunder.co.uk/marinelife for vital research for what MARINElife have christened the “Bottlenose Dolphin Day Big Survey” on 18th August 2015 in the south-west UK

UK based conservation charity, MARINElife, has received further support for its research activities on the English Channel from award-winning ferry operator, DFDS Seaways.

LD Lines, a leading European ferry and freight company, who have recently started new ferry services from the UK (Poole) to Spain (Santander and Gijón) and Ireland (Rosslare) to France (St Nazaire) and Spain (Gijón) has offered it’s help to the...

Condor Ferries is lending its support to UK-based charity MARINElife, assisting the charity in its research into the host of wildlife living in the English Channel, and especially the waters around the Channel Islands.

Marine biologist, presenter and author Maya Plass announced she has become a Patron for the Dorset-based charity MARINElife who conduct research and monitoring projects for whales, dolphins, seabirds and other marine wildlife around the UK

One of the largest ever known gatherings of Fin Whales in British waters has recently been observed by the charity MARINElife in the Celtic Deep, 50-70 nautical miles off the coasts of north Cornwall and south west Pembrokeshire.

The North East Cetacean Project (NECP) has launched a sightings website and a postcard survey to help increase the understanding on where dolphins, whales and porpoises are found off the North East coast of UK.

A new project involving the marine conservation charity Marinelife, Northern Experience Wildlife Tours and Natural England, to monitor White-Beaked Dolphins and other marine wildlife off the Northumberland coast, UK.

Researchers from the Biscay Dolphin Research Programme have monitored a Sperm Whale migration through the Bay of Biscay - Sperm Whales being the largest toothed whales on the planet

On a return crossing through the Channel between England & France yesterday, passengers were excited when a Humpback Whale was spotted near the Channel Islands. Marinelife will continue to monitor for the whale & inform the coastguard on its progress