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Solitary but sociable: Understanding lone dolphins and why we need to act responsibly

Solitary but sociable: Understanding lone dolphins and why we need to act responsibly

Every now and then solitary dolphins appear in coastal waters. The reasons why this happens can vary and are not always clear. What we do know is that they can captivate communities, display playful behaviour and become more interested in …

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Environmental importance of the marine plans

Posted by: Alec Taylor, RSPB, Posted on: 2 April 2014 - Categories: marine planning

Alec Taylor, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) Marine Policy Officer, explains why the adoption of the East marine plans holds environmental importance. The adoption of the first...

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Marine plans – a marine aggregate industry perspective

Posted by: Mark Russell, BMAPA and Amy Wardlaw, MMO, Posted on: 2 April 2014 - Categories: marine planning

Mark Russell, Director of the British Marine Aggregate Producers Association (BMAPA), provides his views on marine plans. Mark Russell, Director, British Marine Aggregate Producers Association Marine dredged sand and gravel...

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England's first marine plans and Marine Development blog launched

Posted by: Sir Bill Callaghan, MMO and Amy Wardlaw, MMO, Posted on: 2 April 2014 - Categories: marine planning

Sir Bill Callaghan, Chair of the Marine Management Organisation (MMO), discusses why he is delighted to not only launch MMO’s Marine Development blog but also the publication of England’s first...

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