Blog: Marine

Man crouched down in the shallow waters by the shoreline, holding and looking at some seaweed. There is the coastline and sea in the background.

Wild Eye Wildlife Webcam

Marine Communications and Engagement Manager, Cate Holborn, tells us about Wild Eye’s new live stream webcam positioned in Scarborough Harbour in partnership with SeaGrown, and what we hope to see…

Close up shot of the head of a minke whale slightly underwater with the tip of its mouth about to rise out of the water.

Sea Watching in Scarborough

Katie Andrews, Wilder Communities Engagement Officer, tells us about the Sea Watch Foundation and the incredible work their volunteers do, working closely with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust on Wild Eye…

Seals hauled out on the rocks on a coastal shore

Grey Seals at Flamborough

Those of you who have visited Flamborough Head in recent years may well have been treated to a sensory spectacle: the sight, sound, and smell of Atlantic grey seals. Hauled out on the rocks these…

Pair of oysters being held out for the camera, in a pair of gloved hands.

Restoring native oysters in the Humber estuary

Laura Welton, Wilder Humber’s Native Oyster Restoration Officer, discusses the importance of native oysters for marine ecosystems, and how Wilder Humber plans to reintroduce more oysters to the…

Dolphin returning into the sea after rising. Photo taken from sea looking back to shore. The backdrop is the beachfront and behind that, the coloured painted beach huts

Wild Eye: Bringing nature & tourism together along Scarborough’s coast

Wild Eye is an exciting art and nature programme celebrating Scarborough’s incredible wildlife and coastal environment.

Our Marine Pollution Heroes

Summer is the time to head to the seaside; enjoy an ice cream, build yourself a sandcastle, get yourself as much of a tan as English sunshine will allow, and possibly see what you can spot out to…

Our journey to becoming an eco-friendly business

Read about the steps this new, coastal business has taken to help save our seas!

Two volunteers litter picking (credit: Jon Hawkins)

Step out and take strides for Yorkshire’s wildlife: one piece of litter at a time

Thursday 22 July 2021

Marine Pollution Officer, Ana Cowie, challenges us to pick up litter in our local patch wherever that may be, to prevent it reaching our already suffering seas. Whether you’re walking round the…