To make the case for marine conservation initiatives, we research and publish reports on a wide variety of subjects, from scientific discoveries to financial policy.
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The sturgeon has an ancient lineage; It has been swimming in rivers and seas since Jurassic times, 201-145 million years ago. For this reason, they are sometimes referred to as ‘living dinosaurs’. Yet few in Ireland have any living memory of the fish. This is a loss not only for the ecosystems upon which we depend but also for our culture and heritage.
19 May 2023
Sturgeons have been an important part of our freshwater, estuarine and marine environments for thousands of years.
02 May 2023
One of the critical, unsolved scientific questions of our time is how the ocean impacts climate change. The seascape is the ultimate sink for carbon emissions and, in a time of climate emergency, could be an immense ally in efforts to slow runaway planetary warming.
01 May 2023
The Trustees present their report and the audited Consolidated Financial Statements of Blue Marine Foundation for the year ended 31 March 2023.
29 April 2023
With global targets to protect 30 per cent of the ocean by 2030 (a target Jersey is a signatory to via the UK), the MSP provides a unique opportunity to secure significant protection of Jersey’s marine environment.
23 April 2023
A review to understand the synergies between wind farm construction and biodiversity enhancement, to assess the opportunities for biodiversity recovery within offshore wind farms, and to identify best practices that can be implemented in future development of offshore wind farms.
17 April 2023
Welcome to Blue Marine’s March Newsletter, highlighting global policy wins, Solent habitat restoration, High Seas protection, tackling tuna overfishing, and a whale shark conservation campaign launching this spring.
30 March 2023
“This is a landmark decision for the management of the UK’s coastal waters. Sussex’s remarkable kelp forests will now have a chance to regenerate and provide a home for hundreds of species, creating an oasis of life off the coast, enhancing fisheries and sequestering carbon in our fight against climate change.” Sir David Attenborough, in response to the Sussex Nearshore Trawling Byelaw
22 March 2023
This BLUEprint provides guidance for groups and communities planning or developing a marine protected area (MPA) through a framework of questions. The guidance is supported by case studies drawn from projects where Blue Marine Foundation has had years of involvement. It is designed to be used by anyone championing the establishment of a new MPA or involved in its management and we hope it provides some useful insight to support long-term success.
02 March 2023
Once heavily overfished, parts of Turkey’s coastline now show how well-enforced marine protection can revive biodiversity and boost local livelihoods, with fish populations increasing tenfold and incomes rising by 400%.
08 February 2023
The Lyme Bay ‘model’ has shown that effectively managed MPAs can restore ecosystems and give a voice to the communities that live and depend on them.
01 February 2023
From everyone in the team at Blue Marine, we’d like to wish you a happy and peaceful Christmas and we look forward to sharing more achievements with you in 2023.
10 January 2023
As our dynamic ocean conservation charity embarks on its 13th year, this is where we take stock of our progress and reveal in detail some of the amazing stories behind our battle to save the world’s oceans.
31 December 2022
“To share current knowledge and support ongoing work to safeguard the long-term health of UK crab and lobster populations and sustainable fisheries.”- Sam Fanshawe
16 November 2022
How many of you have memories of enjoying cod and chips by the sea in the summer while shooing away the seagulls or as a cosy Friday night takeaway?
25 August 2022
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