National Marine Week
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National Marine Week is here!
Saturday the 28th saw the start of National Marine Week, The Wildlife Trusts’ annual celebration of our amazing seas.
Terms and conditions for National Marine Week Competition
Terms and conditions for National Marine Week Competition
Dive into National Marine Week 2019!
Watch whales, swim a snorkel safari and ramble those rock pools this summer
Explore the shore this National Marine Week
From the comfort of your own home, with a DIY rockpool ramble or a socially distanced sea-watch, help The Wildlife Trusts discover and celebrate our wonderful shore and seas
National Marine Week: Marine Protected Areas cruise on the Fleet Explorer
This link will open on the Dorset Wildlife Trust website.
Join us for a boat trip on the Fleet Explorer to find out about Marine Protected Areas in Dorset.
National Marine Week: Eco-crabbing at Kimmeridge
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Try crabbing the eco-friendly way without harming wildlife
Discover seaside soap operas during The Wildlife Trusts’ National Marine Week
Public asked to film mini coastal movie on their phones during National Marine Week, Saturday 24th July – Sunday 8th August
Knott End Nurdle hunt for National Marine Week
This link will open on the The Bay website.
Learn more about nurdles, what they are and why they are a problem. Join us as we look for them on the beach and record for Fidra.
National Marine Week: Chesil Seashore Scavenger Hunt
This link will open on the Dorset Wildlife Trust website.
Join us for a guided walk along Chesil to search for wildlife treasure that has washed up on the beach.
National Marine Week: Shells, Snails and Slime Trails
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Come along to the Fine Foundation Wild Chesil Centre to discover the wonderful world of slugs and snails.
Rossall Point Nurdle hunt for National Marine Week
This link will open on the The Bay website.
Learn more about nurdles, what they are and why they are a problem. Join us as we look for them on the beach and record for Fidra.