Citizen Science

The Marine Conservation Society shares ideas for how to get involved with National Citizen Science Month this April

A major new study Seychelles has highlighted the importance of D’Arros Island and St. François Atoll for Seychelles' reef mantas

MMF is offering scuba diving citizen scientists the chance to join an expedition to the Revillagigedo Archipelago in January 2024

The Marine Conservation Society’s annual Great British Beach Clean returns for it's 30th year, running from 15 – 24 September 2023

The Marine Conservation Society and Natural History Museum's Big Seaweed Search 2023 starts this weekend, 29 July

MCS Wildlife Sightings report hopes to break 20,000 jellyfish and turtle sightings to mark 20th year of citizen science project

The Shark Trust has launched a new app that makes it easy for citizen scientists to get involved with shark science and conservation

The results of the Great Shark Snapshot include nearly 2000 shark and ray sightings from 49 different species across 14 different countries

The Marine Conservation Society and Natural History Museum’s Big Seaweed Search Week returns from 23 - 31 July 2022

Shark Trust is holding a global shark census - The Great Shark Snapshot - from 24 to 31 July this year, for divers to record their sightings

The Shark Trust reports a fantastic number of shark and ray eggcases recorded across the UK this year during its Great Easter Eggcase Hunt.

The Marine Conservation Society’s wildlife sightings project focuses on jellyfish blooms, and the turtles that follow them for food.

The Shark Trust's Great Eggcase Hunt is a fun family day out, but also a citizen science project that aids shark, ray and skate conservation.

PADI and Blancpain have announced a partnership to assist with the expansion of marine protected areas to 30 per cent of the ocean by 2030

Beachgoers in the South West of England have reported large numbers of Portuguese man o' war strandings on World Jellyfish Day

The largest stranding of Portuguese man o' war (Physalia physalis) since 2012 is occurring on beaches across southwest Britain.