The Marine Conservation Society is the UK’s leading environmental marine charity by and for ocean lovers. We are the go-to voice of the sea, defending habitats & species.

Marine habitats are under threat, and wildlife faces unprecedented challenges from pollution, overfishing, and climate change. But we have the solutions to make our ocean thrive once more. Together, we can make 2025 the year our ocean thrives. Together, we can create a wave of change. This is a ...

We take an all-encompassing approach to conservation by combining scientific research, advocacy, education, and community engagement to protect marine ecosystems and promote sustainable management of marine resources.

We defend habitats and species, with communities, businesses and governments. Together, we work towards a cleaner, better-protected, healthier ocean. For seas full of life, where nature flourishes and people thrive. Our ocean is at a tipping point. We must act …

The Marine Conservation Society is the UK's leading marine charity run by and for ocean lovers. We work towards our vision of a sea full of life, where nature flourishes and people thrive. The Marine Conservation Society was founded in the United Kingdom in …

Join us today and become a crucial part of our mission to protect and sustain marine wildlife and habitats in the UK and UK Overseas Territories. Your membership means we can continue to work towards greater goals and improve our ocean's health for the next generation. This is a secure system, your ...

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The more of us who join together as the voice of our ocean – the louder we will be. Register to become a volunteer 'Sea Champion' and you'll get access to your own personal dashboard where you can see all of your beach cleans, read the very latest news and learn how to take positive action to restore the health of our oceans.. Take a look at …

1 day ago · Unlike many other whale species, minke whales are generally solitary, though they may gather in areas with abundant food. They are known to use a feeding technique called lunge feeding, where they accelerate through the water, open their mouths wide, and engulf large amounts of prey, before filtering out the water through their baleen plates.

Our ocean covers over 70% of our planet. It provides more than half the oxygen we breathe and absorbs nearly a third of our carbon emissions. But right now, we’re polluting our waters and destroying precious habitats.