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DASSH are particularly interested to receive (and able to publish) #Data that includes videos/images from drop down video surveys, ROVs or volunteer or amateur naturalist surveys 🐟 For details on how to submit data see buff.ly/4aEoaHC#MarineBiodiversity#MarineHabitats
The State of South-West Seas Report for 2023 buff.ly/3AfREPC suggests a possible increase in some 'valued' species such as the sunset coral. #Data at @NBNAtlasnbnatlas.org/ certainly shows higher occurences over the last decade which is great news!
Felix and her father Ashley were rockpooling near Wembury when they spotted this beautiful rainbow sea slug! It is believed to be the first time the animal has been recorded in Devon.
📷 Paul Naylor/marinephoto.co.uk (Felix's grandfather)
#AmazingNature@wemburymarine
ALT Rainbow sea slug - pink body with purple 'spikes' with yellow and red tips
ALT Rainbow sea slug - pink body with purple 'spikes' with yellow and red tips
ALT Rainbow sea slug - pink body with purple 'spikes' with yellow and red tips
Sugar kelp is one of the most commonly recorded marine species with over 26,508 occurences in DASSH archives! Over the past decade, scientists at the MBA have been investigating the impacts of ocean warming on kelp forest biodiversity buff.ly/4f0gi6N#NationalMarineWeek
Crystal jellyfish, are a rarer sighting in the UK but there have been around 29 occurences this month recorded on #iNaturalistUK. These bioluminescent #Jellies emit blue/green light and can have up to 150 tentacles! Report sightings with @inaturalist!
#NationalMarineWeek#Data
If you've been enjoying the coast this week, the chances are you will have come across the compass jellyfish, one of the most commonly recorded #Jellies in DASSH archives buff.ly/3kSEnSe. Don't forget to record your sightings on #iNaturalistUK! #NationalMarineWeek#Data
This #NationalMarineWeek explore some of the more unusual datasets archived with DASSH. The 1981 MBA European Continental Slope RV Sir Frederick Russell Cruise No.18 buff.ly/4fjRDdI is a collection of deep sea creatures from the deepest depths! 🐟 #MarineBiodiversity
July saw hundreds of new #Marine sightings recorded by #CitizenScientists using #iNaturalistUK, with everything from Minke whales to huge numbers of jellyfish, including occurences of the more unusual whitecross jelly spotted in Scotland and NE England! #NationalMarineWeek#Data
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Join our OBIS team. We are recruiting a Community Engagement Officer to support the new OBIS coordination groups for OBIS nodes, data and information products. This is a consultancy position. Apply before 28 August 2024. More information 👉obis.org/2024/07/30/vacancy-…
The @NBNTrust and @UniofExeter wish to understand how YOU use #iNaturalist. If you're a seasoned user or just curious, we want to hear from you! There is also a chance to choose to enter a prize draw for a £100 gift voucher or donate to a #Wildlife charity buff.ly/46ps86m
Calling all MBA Members! 🐬
We're excited to announce our festive #Photography & #DigitalArt competition! Show off your creativity & passion for #marine life for your chance to feature on our annual Christmas card 📸☃️
🗓️ Deadline: 1st September 2024
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