Months before he died of cancer, Don Anderson gave his daughter, Lola, a note.
It was a diary entry Lola had thrown away as a child which said her dream was to win Olympic rowing gold. Her dad had kept it.
She's got her gold medal ❤️
#BBCOlympics#Olympics#Paris2024
🐬We are teaming up again with @northumbriapol
and local partners as part of Operation Seabird. The aim is to raise awareness and promote responsible behaviour around marine wildlife. So if you are in the #sunderland area come and say hello 🐬 #seabirdop#marinewildlife#coast
Nestled in Indonesia's West Papua province, this stunning archipelago is home to some of the world's richest marine biodiversity 🐠 Check out our Raja Ampat Dive Guide: https://t.co/mflFJTopH2
🎥 IG 'marengimnes'
Yesterday during our 'Connecting the Coast' survey we were reminded just how stunning our coastline is along the King Charles III England Coast Path. This is the Blackhall section with a great view of the Denemouth viaduct.
#ECP#KCIIIECP#KCIII#coastal#walking#coastalwalk
On Friday we had another successful 'Our Coast, Our Wildlife' survey. Ranger Jason demonstrated bird ringing and explained its importance in relation to gaining a better understanding of bird movement, survival and territory use 🐥🐣
#birdringing#wildlife#nature
Nice weather for a beach clean!
A big thank you to the students and staff from @trevscollege who attended todays beach clean at Noses Point. As you can see we collected a lot of rubbish including ghost netting and industrial reminders from the coal mining years.
#beachclean
This male sumatran orangutan is Raku: he got a wound on his right cheek. Scientists were surprised to spot him applying a medicinal plant on his face: akar kuning (Fibranaurea tinctoria), a type of climbing vine that acts as an analgesic.
After about 8 days he applied the chewed stems and leaves of the plant, the wound began to heal and in approximately a month he completely recovered.
This series of observations undoubtedly constitutes the conclusive proof of the level of ingenuity that these majestic animals have.
Today we had another successful 'Our Coast Our Wildlife' Nature Survey at White Lea farm with Jason and the team. We recorded 42 species during our walk and then carried out some checks on the bird boxes. Check our events pages for future surveys🦋#volunteering#wildlife#survey
Today BDMLR were alerted to a stranded Porpoise at Seaham. Volunteer medics included a mixture of old and new SeaScapes staff who knew the area well. The team managed to re-float the Porpoise and we hope that she can now continue to swim and feed along our amazing coastline 🐬
A big thank you to the volunteers from PX Limited who carried out a beach clean today at Seaton Carew. We collected a total of 30 bags and removed equipment that would have quickly become an entanglement hazard for marine wildlife.
#beachclean#marinelife#beaches#oceans
Today SeaScapes partners and volunteers took part in the Adventure WiSE Course. #WiSeScheme raises awareness of marine wildlife disturbance and promotes responsible wildlife watching 🐳🐬🦭🦈
#cetaceans#dolphins#seabirds#SeabirdOp