Ahead of this year’s Great British Beach Clean (19th - 28th September), we’re shining a light on the people who make it all possible - our incredible volunteers and finding out why they do it.

Plastic production has increased more than 200 times since 1950. Without global action, it is set to almost triple again to ...

Following the United Nations Ocean Conference in June, Portugal is establishing a new Marine Protected Area (MPA) which will ...

The Independent Water Commission has set out recommendations to reform the UK water sector - we take a look at what they mean for the health and future of our waters. This week, the Independent Water ...

Search above to find a beach clean near you. If you can’t find one then why not sign up as a volunteer and add your own? After searching a location, you will find a list of beach cleans ordered by the ...

There are over 650 species of seaweed found around the UK and we’re on the lookout for 14 of them for The Natural History Museum and Marine Conservation Society's Big Seaweed Search.

Join the Marine Conservation Society and help recover our oceans ...

Meet on the green near the top of the steps, ready for a 4 pm start. Full details will be sent out a few days before the event to those who have registered. The main aim is to survey 100 metres beach ...

Join the Marine Conservation Society and help recover our oceans ...

Join this beach clean to help us stop harmful litter from reaching the ocean and collect vital data that we can use to bring about positive change for our seas. Please join us for our annual AWT/MCS ...