Darwin200 UK Videos

The Darwin 200 team, Stew, Rohan and Stew are producing a series of videos from our voyage of sail training, nature observation and pollution surveys.

Although I was not on board for the first 11 (!) of these, I’ll post them here for their ‘seriously watchable’ value.

Happy viewing!

Darwin 200 Liverpool

Darwin 200 Episode 2 Planning the Science

Darwin 200 Episode 4 Dolphins

Darwin 200 Episode 5 Tackling Plastics

Darwin 200 Episode 6 Life on Board

Darwin 200 in Plymouth!

Darwin 200 Episode 7 Journey to the Scillies

Darwin 200 Episode 8 More Plastic!

Darwin 200 Episode 9 Diving in the Southwest

Darwin 200 Episode 10 Sunfish

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 Posted on August 23, 2020 by

 Category: Appreciation, beauty, Education, happiness, Learning, nature, ocean, pollution, Really Seeing, SEA the Future, Sustainability, Waste, water, wellbeing, wildlife

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