Seal Group Meeting 14
St Ives Bay Marine Code of Conduct : 2 new seal reports!
Agenda items included
Our latest meeting took place on 24th April 2006 at the CPR Learning Space. We were able to celebrate 3 key achievements tonight.
- The completion of a new St Ives Bay specific Marine Code of Conduct
- The production of 3 postcards by Simon, which we can use to raise funds and
- The release of our first annual report. This involved us making observations of seals on 261 days between April 2005 and April 2006.
All of these are major achievements!
Thanks to everyone who made contributions towards these documents.
Back where he belongs, Josh makes a new friend
If you would like to become an active member of the Cornwall Seal Group, want to come to our next meeting, have any information for us, want to ask us a question about the seals you see or just want to say you support what we are doing, we'd love to hear from you.
Contact us by emailing sue@cornwallsealgroup.co.uk
Interaction with humans : Disturbance
- St Ives Bay Code of Conduct
- RNAS Culdrose 771 Squadron
- Observation codes for disturbance
Interaction with humans : Information
- Logo, sign and postcards
- Talks
- Cornwall Today Magazine
- Sea Watch Foundation
- Voluntary Marine Conservation Area
Updates from Seal Group ID work
Records and Reports
- New record sheets : Baseline and Advanced
- Net Entanglement Report
- Annual Seal Group Report
Updates from Seal Group ID work
Seal numbers and sightings
- Whitehaven News
- Hatties and Tags
- Rescues and Releases
- 'Smoke Ring' the seal
- Case Studies for May and June
Updates from Seal Group ID work
Seal news
- Carracks
- Cumbria
- River Ouse, Yorkshire
- Baltic
- Canada
Feedback
- British Divers Marine Life Rescue
- National Seal Sanctuary
- National Trust
- Cornwall Wildlife Trust
AOB
- Stop Feeding Seals Poster Campaign
- Wildlife Marine Bill
- Cetacean Watch Volunteers
- Other research possibilities