Sea Features Programme 5: Let's pause to appreciate our marine biodiversity and the awe that can be experienced when seeing a whale or dolphin for the first time @IWDGnews
Listen back here: https://t.co/umIQfarJT4
Sea Features 4: Stormy weather is impacting on young seal pups. They can get blown off the beaches or rocks & get separated from their mothers. @seal_rescue rescue these little orphans & recently did their bit for climate change by planting 20,000 trees
https://t.co/Jbtj1ZD1jJ
In Sea Features 3: The wonders of Whales. They are swimming trees absorbing huge amounts of carbon over their lifetime & their poo helps make phytoplankton grow. Phytoplankton being the base of the ocean food web & gives us oxygen to breathe @IWDGnews
https://t.co/zs2A4B2sbS
Sea Features 2 focuses on Marram Grass, the defender of our sandy coasts! 2nd yr students from @RCS_Geography plant marram grass in Duncannon to help prevent erosion under the guidance of Aidan Gray @CleanCoasts & Cliona Connolly @wexfordcoco
Listen here https://t.co/8N9c5BazlI
There’s lots of Wexford people doing great things to help sea life & in the 1st programme of Sea Features we hear from just three of them – Kevin MacCormick @IWDGnews Mick Berry @coastwatch_ire and Tiffany Brockman @seal_rescue
Listen back here https://t.co/TYu44OhiAS