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Silurian circumnavigates Lewis during seventh expedition
Silurian circumnavigates Lewis during seventh expedition

Silurian - our research vessel - and her team of dedicated volunteers circumnavigated the Isle of Lewis during the seventh research expedition of the 2022 summer field season. Battling through some challenging conditions, the team were rewarded with some great encounters on the way back to Stornoway. Here Craig Mackie, Science Officer on board, recalls the expedition

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Silurian, Survey SummariesMorven Summerswhale conservation, wildlife watching, wildlife experiences in Scotland, volunteers, volunteer holidays, volunteer holiday, citizenscience, citizen science projects, science tourism, scientific tourism, join us on board, low impact whale watching, helping save whales, helping save dolphins, eco break, eco tourism, holiday with a difference, conservation holidays, experience in the field, marine biology, marine conservation
Remote parts of the Hebrides surveyed during fifth research expedition
Remote parts of the Hebrides surveyed during fifth research expedition

Monitoring Hebridean seas is well underway, with Silurian - our research vessell - completing her fifth expedition of the 2022 Summer field season. Some great conditions allowed us to gather data from some of the more remote and exposed parts of our study area. Here, Craig Mackie, Science Officer on board, recalls details of the expedition

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Silurian, Survey SummariesCaroline Williswhale conservation, wildlife watching, wildlife experiences in Scotland, volunteers, volunteer holidays, volunteer holiday, citizenscience, citizen science projects, science tourism, scientific tourism, join us on board, low impact whale watching, helping save whales, helping save dolphins, eco break, eco tourism, holiday with a difference, conservation holidays, experience in the field, marine biology, marine conservation
John Coe and Aquarius surprise onlookers in Northern Ireland
John Coe and Aquarius surprise onlookers in Northern Ireland

John Coe and Aquarius were seen swimming into Strangford Lough, Co. Down in Northern Ireland on Friday. Every sighting of these individuals is crucial in advancing our understanding of the west coast community! If you’ve seen killer whales on the west coast, we’d love to hear about it.

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In the News, SightingsRebecca Dudleyvolunteers, volunteer holidays, volunteer, volunteer holiday, expedition, conservation holidays, conservation, marine tourism, marine conservation, summer holiday, sailing, sailing holiday, get involved, join us, eco tourism, ecotourism, survey, monitoring expedition, monitoring, whale watching, dolphin watching, see wild whales in the UK, see wild dolphins in the UK, whales in the wild, dolphins in the wild, silurian, eco holidays, eco break, citizenscience, citizen science, killer whale, West Coast Community, sightings, Whale Track
*PRESS RELEASE* Record numbers take part in citizen science to protect whales and dolphins off Scotland’s west coast
*PRESS RELEASE* Record numbers take part in citizen science to protect whales and dolphins off Scotland’s west coast

Record numbers of volunteers took part in research expeditions organised by the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust last year, helping to launch a new year-round programme of monitoring marine mammals and basking sharks in the Hebrides.

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In the News, SilurianMorven Summersvolunteers, volunteer holidays, volunteer, volunteer holiday, expedition, conservation holidays, conservation, marine tourism, marine conservation, summer holiday, sailing, sailing holiday, get involved, join us, eco tourism, ecotourism, holiday with a difference, survey, monitoring expedition, monitoring, whale watching, dolphin watching, see wild whales in the UK, see wild dolphins in the UK, whales in the wild, dolphins in the wild, silurian, eco holidays, eco break, citizenscience, citizen science