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Monthly Archives: April 2013

Lab Rats: all at sea!

Posted on April 5, 2013 by mkr3

Today is the last day that the Lab Rats: All at Sea! will be at the Edinburgh Science Festival. Continue reading →

Posted in News, Outreach | Tagged CBESS, Edinburgh Science Festival, University of St Andrews

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Earth Hour is OFFICIALLY HERE - let’s celebrate our ❤️ for our 🌏!

page: The movement to protect the planet begins with individuals like YOU and me! Show your support for our home with a new profile pic 😉 #EarthHour #ChangeClimateChange

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2 years ago

12 HOURS UNTIL WE UNITE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION!

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2 years ago

What are you doing this Earth Hour?

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2 years ago

Stand up for climate action – we’re stronger together!

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2 years ago

The Saltmarsh App developed by CBESS is now available to download for Apple and Adroid.

Marine scientists are appealing to citizen scientists to collect information about Britain’s saltmarshes with a new mobile phone app.

Using the FREE Saltmarsh App individuals can identify the specialised plants and wildlife found on saltmarshes and carry out an interactive plant and soil survey.

The information will form the basis of a survey to estimate the stored carbon in the saltmarsh soil and show how, by capturing carbon and reducing the concentration of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, the marsh is helping to limit climate change.

The Saltmarsh App was developed as a cooperation between Bangor and St Andrews Universities, with the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology. Every marsh survey uploaded will help the scientists learn more about UK saltmarsh soils and how they are helping fight climate change. The website – www.saltmarshapp.com – allows users to track theirs and other citizen scientists’ results, and to learn more about the science.

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The Saltmarsh App

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The Saltmarsh App The website for The Saltmarsh App Do you enjoy spending time outside and exploring the coast of England and Wales? Have you ever explored a salt marsh? Saltmarshes are grassland fiel...

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