Our Marine Pollution Heroes
Summer is the time to head to the seaside; enjoy an ice cream, build yourself a sandcastle, get yourself as much of a tan as English sunshine will allow, and possibly see what you can spot out to…
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Marine Conservation
Marine Conservation
Marine pollution
From oil spills to litter, our marine wildlife is slowly choking to death.
Marine
There's another world waiting beneath the waves. Seals weave in and out of sunlit kelp forests, cuttlefish flash all the colours of the rainbow, starfish graze along the muddy seabed and…
Marine Protected Areas
Our work to secure marine protected areas
Wild Eye Wildlife Webcam
Marine Communications and Engagement Manager, Cate Holborn, tells us about Wild Eye’s new live stream webcam positioned in Scarborough Harbour in partnership with SeaGrown, and what we hope to see…
Marine Pollution Pledge
Take our Marine Pollution Pledge to find out how your Yorkshire business can help give our seas a chance
Sea Watching in Scarborough
Katie Andrews, Wilder Communities Engagement Officer, tells us about the Sea Watch Foundation and the incredible work their volunteers do, working closely with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust on Wild Eye…
Marine Pollution Pledge Pack
Thank you for signing up to our Marine Pollution Pledge. Here you will find suggestions on what your business can do to reduce marine pollution, along with various incentives from us.
Download Marine Learning Pack
Download our marine leading pack, focussing on the oyster and seagrass projects taking place at Spurn National Nature Reserve.
Wild Eye’s art and nature trail to be completed by Spring 2025, with top UK artists to create major new public works inspired by coastal wildlife.
This National Marine Week, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Invisible Dust are excited to announce the concluding phase of Wild Eye, the ambitious coastal art and nature trail that celebrates the…
Marine education resources
Explore our online educational resources to help you bring the Yorkshire coast into your classroom.