The ocean is facing unprecedented challenges. From pollution to the loss of vital oyster reefs, marine life is struggling to ...

Start the new year by taking on a challenge for the ocean in 2026. The more people who fundraise for us, the more we can do to help the ocean. We've rounded up some of events from around the UK you ca ...

Festive traits: Sleeps 1.3 hours on Christmas Eve, still the most energetic all day. Wakes everyone else up at 6am because it's time for stockings. Festive traits: Has a detailed breakdown of every ...

With the conclusion of the COP30 climate conference last week, we look at the role the ocean played in negotiations, the commitments made, and the action we still need to see. The Conference of the ...

Is it a bird? It is a plane? No, it's The Purifier otherwise known as the native oyster. An unsung local ocean hero. But they need your support! Native oysters might seem simple but theres a lot to ...

Dive into our latest round-up of good news stories for our seas, and the species that call them home. As part of Marine Conservation Society's work to recover key species, Natur Am Byth! Môr, (part of ...

This year’s Great British Beach Clean was a brilliant success and we’re delighted to reveal just how much of an impact our amazing volunteers had on our coastline. Thank you to everyone who headed to ...

We will meet at the Newton Beach Car Park, situated just beside the stretch of beach we will be cleaning. If you have any, please do bring a pair of gloves (sturdy, like gardening gloves) to ensure ...

In 2024, only the targets for eutrophication (the accumulation of nutrients in the water that causes an increase in plant and algae growth, which can deplete the water’s oxygen levels) and changes in ...

Our mission to protect our ocean has never felt more urgent than now, as we confront a hidden but widespread threat to our seas – PFAS ‘forever chemicals’. This week, we led a coalition of nine UK ...

This spring’s update to the Good Fish Guide sees Northeast Atlantic mackerel caught by midwater trawl move from a 3 to a 4, recommending that businesses do not source it. Mackerel caught in this way ...