Heading out to Grassholm in the afternoon autumnal sunshine can be pretty amazing – it’s like a sunlit GPS – drive along the line of sunshine. This was taken late October when we took a team of archaeologists from the … Read More
This really is a blast from the past – probably around 2002 if not earlier. Piers is at the helm of Atlantic Eagle (orange tubes here) and Tim has Storm Raven (yellow tubes). Atlantic Eagle is now working as a … Read More
One of the great things about our work is the variety. Last week we were asked by Red Bull to pick up a cameraman from a catamaran 15 miles or so north west of St Davids Head and take him back … Read More
This season brought not one but two major storms – Ophelia and Brian – which devastated the wildlife. Both storms were predicted well in advance so we decided to get Shearwater ashore before they hit. Sea conditions at Porthgain were … Read More
This is how we all like to see dolphins and indeed how we usually come across them – they simply come and join us in open water when they feel like it, bow riding or playing in the wake. However, … Read More
This is always a good time of year to enjoy watching gannets (and indeed porpoises, who often feed in the same areas). Ramsey has some impressive seabird colonies – razorbills, guillemots, fulmars and some kittiwakes – but nothing on the … Read More
Scientists shed more light on what attracts dolphins, sharks and whales to the Celtic Deep off the Pembrokeshire coast: see BBC news. A “hidden larder” for sharks and whales has been discovered off the west coast of Wales by a … Read More