A wonderful bioblitz this morning with The Rock Pool Project. Here are some of my favourite finds and your regular reminder that UK seas are AMAZING 😁🌊

What a week! Filming in stunning Northern Ireland, exploring fantastic conservation projects with Ulster Wildlife Armstrong Storytelling Trust AFBI NI Marine Task Force ⚓️🐠🦭 A brilliant way to end the year, full of optimism! Excited to dive into the edit & more travels coming soon in St Helena🙌🏝️☀️

So long 2024! We’ve been very fortunate this year, filming docs around the world, screening at festivals & gaining a new team member in little Bear, so much to be thankful for. Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year xx

About 200 huge footprints, which were made 166 million years ago, criss-cross the limestone floor in Oxfordshire. They record the comings and goings of a long-necked sauropod called Cetiosaurus and the smaller meat-eating Megalosaurus. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

First humpback whale of the 2025 season today! Cornwall Live BBC Cornwall Visit Cornwall

Yay! The humpback whales are back in Cornwall 🐳🩵 Dr. Daniel M Moore and I published research on this: They could be: stopping off on their migration (like a Service Station!) / Young’uns not making the full migration 👇🏻🐋 mbr.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… BBC Cornwall @ExeterMarine

Wonderful to film these Harbour Porpoise (known here in Shetland as 'Neesicks') in glass-calm conditions off the east coast this week before #StormEowyn arrived. It's not very often you get to see their subtle 'puffy' blows as they surface. Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC) Blue Planet Society Marine Conservation Society

ORCAS... The icing on the cake of what has been an incredible week. This afternoon we followed the '64s' Orcas from land for a couple of hours as they hunted in Bressay Sound, Shetland. Amazing views with belly rolls, spy hops and tail lobs. 🖤🤍

Still buzzing from our epic encounter with #Orcas this week. Here's bull '34' from the Northern Isles Community '27s' pod ploughing through Atlantic swells off the west Mainland of Shetland on Friday. 🖤🤍

What a wonderful start to the year! St Helena you’ve been incredible. Great to be filming again with St Helena National Trust and St Helena Tourism 🌅

Excited to share our short film Bone Shark Island, made with St Helena National Trust, has been selected for ✨Houston Underwater Film Festival✨ & is now showing on Sure TV!📺 Thanks to Kenix, Neil & Michelle Fletcher, filming generously funded by fsbi

The most detailed map yet of Antarctica’s hidden landscape has been unveiled. Bedmap3 reveals towering mountains, deep canyons & the thickest ice ever recorded - providing a vital tool to study how the continent may respond to climate change. scar.org/scar-news/grou…

A spectacular 'blizzard' of King and Common Eiders taking flight over the Barents Sea off the Varanger peninsula, Arctic Norway. An incredible sight!

The Irish coastline is shaped by the wild waves of the Celtic Sea🌊 Check out our NEW award-winning short film 'Fair Seas: The Celtic Sea' with Fair Seas! Trailer youtu.be/PMID5cVczvc & screening across Ireland 🎣🐳🤿

You're invited 🥰🌊🌱 We're hosting a film screening, a community workshop & a field trip to a #seagrass bed with Coastwatch Where: Kilmore Quay, Co. #Wexford When: Friday 16 May 2025 Registration: tinyurl.com/FairSeasKilmor… #FairSeas #BiodiversityWeek2025

Delighted our film Bone Shark Island is an award ✨WINNER✨ We won the environmental category at Houston Underwater Film Festival! Thanks to Kenix & St Helena National Trust for their research, Michelle Fletcher for gorgeous extra footage & fsbi for their generous support of this film.

Incredible new research on whale song! We’re delighted to share Cathy’s PhD research in a new short video 🐳🎶🎥

And it’s a wrap!🎬 We’ve been filming a new doc on bottom trawling with Grace Marie from Irish Wildlife Trust under the blazing Irish sun these last two weeks! So many incredible stories & local insights, coming soon…

This is the kind of morning commute I don’t mind. Basking shark traffic jam!

The Crab Bay Puffin Hide is pretty special this year. We have three pairs currently incubating behind the one-way glass, offering magical views of egg turning, nest tidying, incubation changeovers and sleeping Puffins.