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Our mission to protect our ocean has never felt more urgent than now, as we confront a hidden but widespread threat to our seas – PFAS ‘forever chemicals’.

Following Ocean with David Attenborough, we chatted with Don MacNeish, who features in the film, and Howard Wood about Lamlash Bay No-Take Zone, Arran. The pair co-founded the Community of Arran Seabed Trust (COAST) and secured protections for the area in

We were at the United Nations Conference in Nice this week speaking up for UK seas.

The UN Ocean Conference 2025 is a big moment for the future of our global ocean.

Looking for some ocean optimism? Dive into our latest round up of good news stories for our seas.

We're concerned new reforms could potentially undermine the spirit of the Bathing Water Regulations to protect the health of water users.

Looking for a splash of optimism? Check out the latest good news stories for our seas with this round-up.

Aleksandra Chernysheva (Parliamentary Affairs Officer) reflects on whether the UK Government is ignoring nature at the expense of economic growth, and how a healthy marine environment can deliver both.

We've updated our Good Fish Guide in line with the latest scientific advice, and mackerel ratings have dropped.

We hear from Oshin, who has been working with us on turtle nesting surveys in the Turks and Caicos Islands, about her experience of helping to protect this valuable species.

With warmer weather on the horizon, we share how you can make the most of your time at the beach this spring, while helping to protect the UK’s seas and coastlines.

Dive into your latest monthly round-up of good news for our seas.

The Independent Water Commission has launched a call for evidence - seeking views in relation to the water sector in England and Wales. The deadline to take part is 23 April, with recommendations made to the UK and Welsh governments by June.  Here in

From socialising to supporting mental and physical wellbeing, our Valued Seas project explored the true value of the sea and coast to the communities that use and depend on it.

Forever chemicals are in our homes, our ocean, and our wildlife. However, our new YouGov survey reveals that knowledge of these chemicals remains relatively low among the UK public.

Although seals and sea lions may appear very similar, they are actually quite different. Discover their many differences below.

Our Chief Executive responds to the oil tanker and cargo ship collision that has occurred off the coast of East Yorkshire this week.

Volunteers are helping protect wildlife and coastal communities by planting marram grass as part of our project, Hiraeth Yn Y Môr.

We have plenty of positive news stories from this month to give you an ocean optimism boost.

On 24th February, the Water (Special Measures) Act received Royal Assent – officially enshrining it in law.