A member of Marine Conservation Society reading a book about a sea turtle to a group of young children sitting on the floor in a classroom.

Community talk booking enquiry form

If you would like to hear about the work of the Marine Conservation Society, please complete the form below.

Community talk booking form

We will do our best to accommodate this, but it will be subject to presenter availability. We ask for at least 4 weeks notice.
Please provide the postcode of your meeting venue or nearest town/ village if this is to be confirmed. If it's a virtual event, please write 'online'
We offer a choice of talks for adults and young people. See below for the options available:

Thank you for your enquiry. We'll now work to match your request with one of our presenters and will let you know if we've been successful as soon as possible.

Other ways to get involved

A woman in a yellow jumper holding up a plastic bottle to the camera using a litter picker. She is in front of the river at Festival Pier, London

Do an in-land clean

No matter where you live across the UK, you can help keep our seas clean. Most of the litter that ends up on our beaches or in the sea starts its journey in villages, towns and cities miles from the coast.
A male using a litter picker to pick up a plastic bottle on a beach. A Marine Conservation Society banner is to the right of the man.

Find a beach clean

Join one of our beach clean surveys and help keep Britain's beaches beautiful and our ocean safe for wildlife.

Report a wildlife sighting

We want to hear about the wildlife you spot at the coast and at sea, especially marine turtles and jellyfish in UK and Irish waters.