51:07
Marine Identification - The Big 3 (A Seasearch talk for Hiraeth Yn Y Môr)
27:13
Splash into conservation with Seasearch! (A Seasearch talk for Hiraeth Yn Y Môr)
34:37
Marine Identification – Charismatic Critters (A Seasearch talk for Hiraeth Yn Y Môr)
36:52
Marine Identification - The Small and the Squidgy (A Seasearch talk for Hiraeth Yn Y Môr)
00:46
Sand star on Greencastle beach, County Down NI
03:55
Dive at Swansea Bay with SYSAC - 24th July 2024
01:24:45
Seasearch Talk - Animals in action with Paul Naylor
08:02
Seasearch - exploring the undersea world
08:01
Ocean Champions - a film by Finn Crouch
11:25
Field surveys of intertidal honeycomb worm reefs
33:04
Tracking trends for benthic species using citizen science
06:18
Direct impact of covid-19 on the Dorset seabed - cruise ship anchoring
23:27
"Gurgle Earth" - future or present?
22:39
Capturing a site in 3D
21:13
3D Photogrammetry of Marine Environments
05:20
What is Seasearch?
02:12
A dive at the "Bexhill Mussel Garden" in the Beachy Head East Marine Conservation Zone (East Sussex)
03:17
Sussex Seasearch (testimonials)
04:25
Sussex Seasearch (short version)
11:41
Sussex Seasearch (long version)
00:18
Feeding barnacles in Lyme Bay
00:13
Bembridge spoonworm (Echiuran)
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About
Seasearch is a project for recreational divers and snorkellers who want to do their bit for the marine environment by collecting information about marine habitats, plants and animals that only they see under the water.
For over 30 years, Seasearch divers have collected information which has helps those involved in all aspects of marine conservation identify what’s special about different areas and what’s going on below the surface that may be affecting habitats and wildlife. These vital records help experts make informed decisions about marine protection and other regulatory measures.
Any one who dives or snorkels in Britain and Ireland can get involved. All you need is an enthusiasm for the marine environment and want to learn more.
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