Research into seal population decline takes centre stage at World Mobile Congress
Sea Mammal Research Unit at the cutting edge of technology
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Dolphin population will take 40 years to recover from Deepwater Horizon disaster
New international study highlights ongoing damage to marine mammals
Seal of approval for major marine lab
Wolfson Foundation gives £500,000 boost to new Gatty Marine facility
Porpoises discovered to be extreme hunters
Diet makes them vulnerable to human activities
Over 1000 species translocated to counter global biodiversity threats
Conservation translocation used to protect biodiversity in face of climate change and habitat loss.
African vultures declining at a critical rate
An international team of researchers, including leading scientists from the University of St Andrews, say African vultures are heading towards extinction
Research helps support Indian Ocean sanctuary
Paper published today provides vital evidence to support delicate community partnership.
New research challenges understanding of biodiversity crisis
International study finds consistent change in biodiversity rather than systematic loss.
Shortlist for £100,000 St Andrews prize
Three finalists announced for prestigious environmental award
What lies beneath?
Study calls for more global surveys on populations of vulnerable marine mammals.