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A collection of Non-Native Species sightings from R. Smith. The species listed is Crepidula fornicata.

Benthic marine species abundance data from investigation into physical and biological recovery of the seabed following cessation of marine aggregate extraction.

Report of the observed number and distribution of harbour seals (Phoca vitulina) within the Wash during June 2005. This report is the end product of an annual survey conducted by the Sea Mammal research Unit (SMRU) which started in 2001.

This project examines hydrographic surveys carried out by Osiris project in 2005 and 2006. The overall primary objective of the surveys was to map bathymetry, sub-bottom profiling and seabed features, including any magnetic anomalies and sonar contacts. The data from the 2005 and 2006 surveys was co...

The Wash is the largest estuary in England, and holds a high population of English harbour seals (Phoco vitulina). This population has been monitored since the 1960s, using counts of animals hauled out as indices of population size. This study is a continuation of that on going monitoring of the har...

Benthic surveys were carried out for macro invertebrates along the cable route.

A collection of Non-Native Species sightings from Dan Minchin. The species listed is Ficopomatus enigmaticus.

Eastern IFCA (and its predeccesor, ESFJC) have conducted stock assessment surveys of cockle (Cerastoderma edule) every two years from 2001-2009 (excluding 2005), and then annually since 2009 along both the River Stour and River Orwell, Suffolk. The aim of the surveys has been to undertake a stock as...

Boat-based visual surveys were carried out from 2001 to 2015 for birds, and 2004-2012 for marine mammals (in conjunction with ornithological surveys). Surveys comprised ten transects conducted monthly or bimonthly depending on the phase. Marine Mammal data contains sightings data and haul out count ...

ShoreThing is a citizen science project carried out between 2001-2019 at locations around the British Isles. Volunteers, primarily from schools and colleges, conducted timed search surveys, looking for species from a predefined list across three coastal habitats: rockpools (RP); boulders/crevices (B...