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We look at how the upcoming UK Autumn Budget presents an opportunity to drive ocean regeneration – and the benefits that would bring.

Is it a bird? It is a plane? No, it's The Purifier otherwise known as the native oyster. An unsung local ocean hero. But they need your support!

Dive into our latest round-up of good news stories for our seas, and the species that call them home.

This year’s Great British Beach Clean was a brilliant success and we’re delighted to reveal just how much of an impact our amazing volunteers had on our coastline.

This guide was for volunteers, community groups and young people who want to share their views on the Welsh Government’s plan to introduce a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) for drink containers like bottles and cans. Thank you very much for taking the time to

This month, new management measures come into place in Scotland, protecting almost 177,000 km2 of its vital Marine Protected Areas. We look back at the almost 20 years it took us to get here.

We've updated our Good Fish Guide in line with the latest scientific advice. This autumn's update to the Good Fish Guide brings concerning news for a number of commonly eaten seafood species in the UK.

Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but some sea creatures have it more difficult than others.

The UK is right to champion offshore wind. It’s a powerful force in the fight against climate change and essential for delivering cleaner, cheaper energy. But we cannot protect the climate at the expense of our seas.

On 12th December 2025, a team of four determined rowers will set off on an extraordinary challenge: the World’s Toughest Row.

From a government funding boost to the discovery of new species and protection of a coral hotspot, we've rounded up some of this month's good news for our seas.

As we continue to build upon our blue finance work, we explore the barriers and solutions to progressing an economy that delivers economic and social progress through ocean recovery.

Our Parliamentary Affairs team will be making waves at this year’s political party conferences.

From the discovery of new species to sightings of known ones in new areas (or for the first time in 50 years!), we have plenty of marine life positivity to share this month.

In the words of one dedicated volunteer: “Clean shores today, bright futures tomorrow.”

Today marks the first day of the sixth round of the UN Global Plastics Treaty. Taking place in Geneva, Switzerland, the next ten days has the potential to be a significant global milestone in the fight to turn off the plastic tap.

From the rare sighting of a sea slug and a record number of humpback whale sightings to new marine protections in Portugal and Sweden, we've plenty of good news for you to dive into.

The Independent Water Commission has set out recommendations to reform the UK water sector - we take a look at what they mean for the health and future of our waters.

It's been a great month for making progress to protect and restore our seas. We round up the top good news stories for the ocean to celebrate the wins for our marine environment.

Just a week after we joined ocean leaders gathering in Nice to agree on the way forward for global ocean protection, all four governments in the UK have published the latest assessment of how our own patch of the global ocean is doing; it makes for soberi