Marinelife: Channel Marine Mammal & Seabird Survey

Friday, 22 November 2013

White-beaked Dolphin in Lyme Bay shown on The One Show, details on the latest newsletter

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About MarineLife - CHARM III

About MarineLife - CHARM III
Bridport, Dorset, UK
MarineLife is a UK charity that carries out research, educational and conservation work on whales, dolphins, seabirds and other marine animals in the oceans of North-west Europe.

From 2009-2011 Marinelife is carrying out the biggest ever survey of cetaceans and seabirds in the western English Channel through the CHARM III Project, 50% funded under the European Union’s Interreg IV programme. Read all the latest news and sightings here.

Send us your noteworthy cetacean and seabird sightings to sightings@marine-life.org.uk. Find out more details here.

MarineLife est une organisation Britannique qui conduit des programmes de recherche, de sensibilisation et de protection sur les cétacées, les oiseaux marins et sur d'autres animaux des mers et océans de l'Europe du Nord-Ouest. Entre 2009 et 2011, MarineLife entreprend la plus vaste enquête d'observation des cétacées et des oiseaux marins jamais menée en Manche Ouest sous la dénomination CHARM III. Ce projet est cofinancé à 50% par le programme Interreg IV de l'Union Européenne.

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BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN, THORNCOMBE BEACON, LYME BAY, 31/08/2010

BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN, THORNCOMBE BEACON, LYME BAY, 31/08/2010

European Storm-petrel, Lyme Bay, 23/07/10

European Storm-petrel, Lyme Bay, 23/07/10

Balearic Shearwater, 8nm South of Seaton, 18/07/2010

Balearic Shearwater, 8nm South of Seaton, 18/07/2010

Common Dolphins, Cape Cornwall Bank, 11/07/2010

Common Dolphins, Cape Cornwall Bank, 11/07/2010

White-beaked Dolphins, Lyme Bay Pelagic, 26/06/2010

White-beaked Dolphins, Lyme Bay Pelagic, 26/06/2010

Common Dolphins, Alderney, 15/10/2009

Common Dolphins, Alderney, 15/10/2009

Balearic Shearwater, Lyme Bay, 25/09/2009

Balearic Shearwater, Lyme Bay, 25/09/2009

Great Skua, Lyme Bay, 21/09/2009

Great Skua, Lyme Bay, 21/09/2009

Great Shearwater, 30 mile South of Start Point, 16/08/2009

Great Shearwater, 30 mile South of Start Point, 16/08/2009

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