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Darwin200 UK day 27: gannets rule!

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 15/09/202004/10/2020
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Today was special, even more so than other days during the Darwin 200 voyage on the Tall Ship Pelican of London. We visited Bass Rock! With 75000 pairs of breeding gannets, plus young birds and […]

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Darwin200 day 24: science conference aboard Pelican!

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 12/09/202004/10/2020
  • Education

This morning the science conference brings together all the projects we’ve been running aboard the Pelican of London. Find out more about our wind energy activities here https://darwin200.com/understanding-sustainable-energy/ Find out more about plankton on our […]

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