Dolphin Conservation

responsible travel - dolphins in Scotland Silurian
 Well, here's an amazing holiday for you to consider...helping with dolphin research & conservation in Scotland.

You'll visit some of the remotest islands in the Hebrides, see some just stunning scenery, pick up sailing skills and help protect marine life & the environment - now that really is something to tell the office about!

The west coast of Scotland has an abundance of wildlife, from bottlenose dolphins & harbour porposes, minke whales & Risso's dolphins, basking sharks, grey seals, otters, sun fish, nesting & breeding seabirds. 
You have an opportunity to work with a team focusing on research on common species such as harbour porpoise, minke whale, bottlenose dolphin & basking sharks, thus increasing knowledge about these wonderful animals to pass on to future generations and protect these animals from threats which have been devastating elsewhere.  You'll help produce the data that can help the team on board the research vessel, Silurian, in its work to understand the distribution, relative abundance and habitat preferences of the cetaceans in the survey area; and also to promote the sustainable use of the marine environment.
Find out more about this trip - departures in August & September

The Scottish islands are stunning, and the range of habitats & species make the country a prime nature destination in Europe.  You can help play a part in ensuring that the wildlife there is protected, and help safeguard marine environments & biodiversity. Plus your taking part in this holiday will help the team ensure that their invaluable work continues - they also spend some time working with children and young people, encouraging them to experience life on a research vessel, and arranging beach cleans with the community around the coast of Mull.
 Responsible Travel - Silurian in Scotland


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