This dataset contains Cetacean data for Cheshire, Halton, Warrington and Wirral. Data ranges from historic records to current day.

UK BAP Priority Species records for Gloucestershire, held by Gloucestershire Centre for Environmental Records.

This dataset contains records of cnidaria, decadopa and echinoderms for shores and inshore waters in the vicinity of the Isle of Wight. Some data is historical but new sightings are being added to the dataset. Therefore it is not yet complete.

The results of dive surveys carried out by Purbeck Marine Research Unit, Canford School during 1994 and 1995 to record the distribution of Ross Coral <i>Pentapora foliacea</i> at the eastern limit of its range off the Dorset Coast.

The survey represents the first systematic study of divers, grebes, seaduck, cormorant, shag and auks within these sea areas.

Marine biological surveys of seabed and shore habitats in four areas exposed to strong tidal currents around southwest and northwest Wales, made in summer 2002 and 2003.

The research project was carried out to determine whether precision stock assessment of <i>Nephrops norvegicus</i> can be performed by using a sledge-mounted underwater television (UWTV). This can be achieved by a method of counting the number of Nephrops burrows within a fishery ground, as established by the Scottish Office Agriculture, Environment and Fisheries Department, Aberdeen.

This dataset contains species records gathered during field meetings of the Yorkshire Naturalists Union Marine and Coastal Section since 2011, as well as records gathered during a marine life identification course in 2010.

The purpose of these Sea Trust surveys is to build a factual picture of the seasonal and spatial presence of cetaceans, as well as relative abundance of the cetacean species to be found in the area transected by the Stena Europe Ferry on a year round basis.

This dataset contains distribution records of Allis Shad (<i>Alosa alosa</i>) in Scotland and was compiled through a literature review of Twaite Shad research and catch data in Scotland.