To celebrate Valentine’s Day, we’re taking a look at some of the most romantic species in UK waters – alongside some species that prefer to be alone. These marine marvels express their affection in ...

The High Seas Treaty came into force on the 17th of January. This means that, for the first time ever, countries across the ...

The publication of the long-awaited PFAS Plan published by the UK Government demonstrates the impact of the work that we have been a leading NGO voice on.

The beach isn’t just for summer - the seaside in winter has its own magic. Crisp air, peaceful surroundings and stunning ...

This year has been one of milestones for the Marine Conservation Society. 2025 proved that when we work together, the ocean thrives. Here's our round-up of our Westminster wins. In February, the Water ...

The latest Bathing Water Results for England are in. While bathing water quality looks better than last year, proposed changes could put this progress at risk, Each summer, in England, water quality ...

With the conclusion of the COP30 climate conference last week, we look at the role the ocean played in negotiations, the commitments made, and the action we still need to see. The Conference of the ...

We look at how the upcoming UK Autumn Budget presents an opportunity to drive ocean regeneration – and the benefits that would bring. On November 26th 2025, the Chancellor of the Exchequer will unveil ...

Is it a bird? It is a plane? No, it's The Purifier otherwise known as the native oyster. An unsung local ocean hero. But they need your support! Native oysters might seem simple but theres a lot to ...

Dive into our latest round-up of good news stories for our seas, and the species that call them home. As part of Marine Conservation Society's work to recover key species, Natur Am Byth! Môr, (part of ...

The Deposit Return Scheme encourages people to return empty drink containers (glass, plastic, metal) so they can be reused or recycled. You pay a small deposit when you buy a drink, and get it back ...