A team of coastal scientists from Ulster University is conducting regular surveys of Co. Down’s Newcastle to Dundrum (Murlough Bay) beach system to find out how and why our coastline changes. Their findings will be [...]
We’d like everyone to have a say in the future of their seas through this short, online survey. Please click on one of the buttons here, which will take you to the English or Gaelic version. Everyone’s [...]
We held a series of events around the islands during the February schools break. We wanted to reach out to island communities and find out what’s important to them about the marine environment and marine [...]
As part of the Seas of the Outer Hebrides (SEASOH) project, we are running a series of community events around the islands during February 2020. The sessions are FREE, informal and we welcome people of [...]
We’ve been busy designing our next series of face to face events, which we will be running from early 2020 into the spring. We are privileged to be working again with Creative Carbon Scotland to [...]
The Seas of the Outer Hebrides project was established in January 2019, and our work during the year focused on: Raising awareness of the project both in the Outer Hebrides marine region and further afield. [...]
During Sept 2019 we were very pleased to work with Creative Carbon Scotland and the Hebridean International Film Festival to try and reach communities for conversations about the marine environment and its management. We met [...]
We held a series of events during July 2019, at which we aimed to create an environment in which we could listen to any views or concerns, and provide information about the SEASOH project and [...]
The Seas of the Outer Hebrides Project has its own logo, which we love. It represents the connectedness of communities with nature in the Outer Hebrides, and our collective need to stand up for [...]
As the Argyll MPA Planning & Data Project Officer for the MarPAMM project I am extremely fortunate that I get to spend time working across two work packages: the MPA Regional Management Plans and Benthic [...]
