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Climate change already affecting seashore species in Scotland

Prof Michael Burrows of SAMS is lead author on the new report
Prof Michael Burrows of SAMS is lead author on the new report
Climate change already affecting seashore species in Scotland

An increase in the temperature of Scotland’s seas over the last decade has been found to be changing the types of animals and plants found on rocky shores in Scotland to those that favour warmer waters, according to a report by NatureScot and SAMS.

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SAMS scientists teach schoolchildren about the capabilities of remotely operated vehicles in the marine environment

Mon, Jan 20, '25

New partnership to power next generation of scientists

Funding has created new STEM officer post and bursary programme contribution

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Pictured, from left, at the funding announcement in London's Scotland House: SAMS scientist Prof. Andrew Sweetman; Chairman of The Nippon Foundation Yohei Sasakawa; and SAMS Director Prof Nick Owens. Photo - The Nippon Foundation

Sat, Jan 18, '25

SAMS to lead examination into Dark Oxygen discovery

NASA in discussions with research team to probe for clues into life beyond out planet

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SAMS Director Professor Nick Owens is the architect of the 'Ocean on the board' plan

Thu, Jan 9, '25

The Ocean enters the boardroom

'Ocean trustee' election is a "philosophical statement", says SAMS Director

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