Investigating climate change and conservation in sea anemones In a collaborative venture, Blue Planet Aquarium and the University of Liverpool have joined forces. Looking to understand the impact of rising temperatures on a particular marine animal, the Beadlet Sea Anemone. Climate Change Effects Environments around the world are under threat from climate change, as a … Continued
Plastic is one of the largest problems for our waterways across the globe. Single-use plastics in particular fuel this excessive pollution. Our modern convenience-driven lifestyle has put pressure on the environment. Every year 1 million metric tons of plastic get dumped into our seas. By the year 2050, it is expected that there will be … Continued
Over 800 million tonnes of plastic makes its way into our oceans every year! Plastic bags, nets, bottles, and more are damaging ocean environments and the creatures that live there. So, before you take your next dip in the ocean or start building sandcastles, can you spare two minutes to make a difference? We’re challenging … Continued
Did you know that more than 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered in water, and that the ocean is almost 4 billion years old? It’s an impressive attribute, sure – but it’s also responsible for controlling our climate and supporting our continued survival on this planet. In fact, the ocean is what sets us … Continued
Conserving water has never been so important to our planet. Cutting back on water usage doesn’t only help conserve a valuable resource, but it will also lower your utility bill… Talk about a win-win situation!If you’re looking for some easy ways to help shrink your water footprint on World Water Day (and throughout the rest … Continued
The gloom-and-doom reports concerning the fate of wildlife around the world can make the situation seem rather hopeless at times, but there is much that can be achieved when we all work together. In honour of World Wildlife Day (which should be every single day, as far as we’re concerned!), we think it’s high time … Continued
