High toxin levels in dolphins
Dolphins in the northern Adriatic contain high levels of toxic chemicals and are passing them to their young.
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Whales use sonic flashlights
A new study reveals that whales, dolphins and porpoises use narrow beams of high intensity sound to echolocate prey.
Sea level predictions
Major research grant will study Antarctic glacier.
Navy efforts to protect whales have limited effect
Whales remain at risk from sonar sounds
New book reveals the fascinating life of whales
Insights into the sea mammals published by Natural History Museum
Seal population decline
Sea Mammal Research Unit at the cutting edge of technology
Polar Medal
Former director of SMRU recognised for his research on the ecology of seals
Protected seals avoid offshore windfarms during pile driving activities
Important implications for the offshore windfarm industry
Sealing the bonds between mother and child
Scientists uncover important role of hormones in mother-child bond
New £10m marine lab for St Andrews
University development will provide global hub for marine research and conservation