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 There is a world of wildlife waiting to be discovered on Dorset’s beaches, with Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Strandline Monitoring event on 10th September.
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 The eyes of an award-winning artist are on Dorset’s sea life this month, as fine artist Esther Tyson goes underwater to paint the wildlife that most of us never see.
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 To mark the start of National Marine Week (Sat 30 Jul Sun 14 Aug), The Wildlife Trusts are launching the ‘Petition Fish’ campaign in a bid to demonstrate public support for Marine Protected Areas, before it is too late for our seas to recover.
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 National Marine Week starts on 30th July and Dorset Wildlife Trust have an event for every day of the week, to celebrate in true style
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 Our seafood choices could help to save Dorset’s sea life, according to Dorset Wildlife Trust. Great Dorset Seafood is a major new campaign being launched at this weekend’s Dorset Seafood Festival to support the most environmentally sensitive use of the riches of our seas.
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 New glass-bottomed kayak trips are on offer in Kimmeridge Bay with Dorset Wildlife Trust.
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 Dorset Wildlife Trust has released extraordinary pictures of a coastal otter, illustrating the dramatic change in fortunes for this supreme predator. Photographer Jeremy Jeffery, visiting from Kent, was able to capture these images in broad daylight at West Bay in Dorset.
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 Dorset Wildlife Trust has an exciting opportunity for young people to get underwater to help marine wildlife. Volunteers are being recruited to join ‘The K Team’ to regularly survey Kimmeridge Bay for new and known marine species, helping to gain vital information about our changing seas.
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 Sea anglers, celebrity chefs and conservationists have united to support environmentally responsible sea fishing.
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 Dorset’s volunteer divers are revealing the secrets of our seas with astonishing new images of marine wildlife.
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