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Deep divers inshore drive
Deep divers inshore drive

Inshore movement of deep diving whales in Scottish coastal waters documented by community sightings volunteers.

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SightingsAlison LomaxWhale Track, community, citizenscience, citizen science projects, how can I help whales, how can i get involved, report, reporting what I've spotted, I spotted a whale, scotland, scotland wildlife, who studies whales UK, who is studying Scottish whales, who is working with whales, get involved, northern bottlenose whales, inshore movements, migration, deep diving whales
Whale Track Winter Sightings Round-Up
Whale Track Winter Sightings Round-Up

Check out what’s been reported over the winter by our wonderful Whale Track community. Recording whale, dolphin and porpoise movements over winter months is crucial to building a year-round understanding of how these creatures use our waters and document any changes over time. A huge thank you to all our Whale Track reporters for helping undertake this vital work!

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SightingsSadie Gorvettwhale, whales, dolphins, dolphin, common dolphin, bottlenose dolphins, killer whale, john coe, winter, sightings summary, whats been see, Hebrides, Hebridean wildlife, scotland, scottish whales, scottish dolphins, scottish killer whales, winter sightings, report your sightings, report, citizenscience, citizen science, Whale Track, whale track update, what can you see, what marine wildlife can you see, marine wildlife, wildlife, wildlife watching
Consultation Response to the Wild Seaweed Harvesting Scoping Report by Marine Biopolymers Ltd
Consultation Response to the Wild Seaweed Harvesting Scoping Report by Marine Biopolymers Ltd

Consultation Response to the Wild Seaweed Harvesting Scoping Report by Marine Biopolymers Ltd.

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Science & ResearchMorven Summersconsultation response, kelp dredging, seaweed dredging, consultation response to the wild seaweed harvesting scoping report by marine biopolymers, biopolymers, Scottish Environment LINJ, Scottish Environment LINK, whales, dolphins, report, basking sharks