Bottlenose dolphin © Jason Burk / CBMWC
Alongside TV wildlife presenter Lizzie Daly, our Living Seas Wales Team braved the freezing wind – with snow in the forecast! – to explore the wonders of rockpools, spot for dolphins on the Cardigan Bay Dolphin Watch webcam, and much much more!
If you missed the action on the day, you can catch up here on our YouTube channel!
"Brilliant show and so much better than Winterwatch and the cricket from Sri Lanka!"
Dr Sarah Perry - Living Seas Wales LIVE © Laura Evans / CBMWC
Eve Grayson - Living Seas Wales LIVE © Emma Lowe
Lizzie Daly © Lizzie Daly
Since the Living Seas Wales Project began in 2018, alongside our wonderful volunteers, we have been able to engage over 18,000 individuals with our magnificent marine environment – from roadshows (all 42 of them!), beach cleans, and marine-mammal surveys; all the way to our, somewhat unprecedented, online events and training sessions!
All of this, of course, would not have been possible without the most important members of the Team – our volunteers. Over the last 3 years this incredible group have contributed over 13,500 hours of their time to the Living Seas Wales Project. They truly are amazing!
An incredible network of Living Seas volunteers
Unable to celebrate the end of the Living Seas Wales Project as we had hoped – together – the Team knew we needed to find an alternative. What better way to go out with a splash than to draw on the experience of WTSWW’s wonderful #SkomerLIVE Crew and bring the joys of the ocean to your living room?!
Living Seas Wales LIVE! proved to be a huge success, with in excess of 3.5k views (and counting!) in the first weekend alone! Remember, you can catch up on all the using the following link to our YouTube channel.
A final special thank you to: Lizzie Daly, Fabian Harrison, Gina Gavigan, The National Lottery Heritage Fund, People's Postcode Lottery, and People's Collection Wales.
