Associate Pro Vice Chancellor for Sustainability and Strategic Projects, Michael Alcorn, speaks about connecting the research, the teaching and the operation of the university together with how we work with communities on climate and sustainability.

This course is designed to enable beginners and those wishing to refresh their recording skills to identify and record common marine intertidal species found around the Irish coastline.

Coalition of non-governmental organisations working towards healthy, productive and resilient seas for Northern Ireland.

At a recent Shifting Tides event in Rostrevor, a panel, facilitated by Alexander McMaster, talks with guests about citizen science and its relationship with community action.

A wide variety of resources, with specific content for the younger age groups.

A wide variety of Seagrass images.

Training programs for SCUBA divers to get involved with studying marine life.

In this webinar, speakers Garry Kendellen and Maria Vittoria Marra introduce us to the world of rock pools and sponges.

Free workshops to train communities to tackle marine plastic by KNIB.

During this webinar, we look at the threats facing undersea meadows, including coastal development, dredging and climate change, and ways they are being protected around our shores.

Protecting wildlife and wild places in Northern Ireland.

Ulster Wildlife have some freely available resources. The ones of most relevance are: Our Living Seas County Down; Living Seas Activity Pack; Nature's Climate Heroes Pack, and; Living Seas Activity Pack.