Delighted to say that after only a couple of days, registrations are coming in from all over the world from people signing up to this programme. So far we have…
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One of the things we have already started looking at is the possible link between how silts, sands and gravels move around the coastline, and where we might find plastics. …
While we were planning the most recent of our microplastic surveys a teacher from Prebendal School in Chichester contacted us to ask whether her class of 3-4 year olds could...
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Friday 22 June and we undertook the second of our citizen science microplastic surveys at East Head, at the entrance to Chichester Harbour. The weather was wonderful which meant that…
The UK Government has taken the step of banning the sale of all cosmetic products containing rinse-off microbeads. Environment Secretary, Michael Gove, said: “Microbeads might be tiny, but they are…
The second microplastic survey being undertaken as part of a University of Portsmouth Project is taking place on 22 June at East Head, a National Trust site in West Sussex....
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The River Thame in Manchester is not the first place you would think off if you were looking for microplastics. However, recent research has shown that it has the highest…
Our first citizen science survey project. On 14 March 2018 after quite a lot of planning we undertook the first of our citizen science survey projects at the entrance to...
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