FIRST HYBRIDISATION IN THE WILD BETWEEN BOTTLENOSE AND COMMON DOLPHIN EVER RECORDED
We are very excited to share with you our latest open-access publication presenting research undertaken in the Bay! Have a read...
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WAVE Project - working together towards conservation of cetaceans
University of Gibraltar has hosted the meeting of the WAVE project (Whale watching AIS Vessel movement Evaluation project) on Monday 17th...
Dead sperm whale found in Indonesia had about 5.9kgs of plastic waste in the stomach containing 115
A dead sperm whale (9.5-metre/31-foot) that washed ashore in eastern Indonesia had a large lump of plastic waste in its stomach,...
MMIRC takes part on the first Conference of the Young Researchers of the Sea
Between 3rd - 5th of October, MMIRCs researcher Alessia Scuderi gave a successful talk on the first Conference of the Young Researchers...
August/ September newsletter is around the corner!
MMIRC's newsletter is just around the corner! Make sure you don't miss anything by signing up www.mmirc.com and see what we've been up to...
Millions uniting worldwide to call for a waste-free world
One day. One planet. One goal. On 15 September, volunteers and partners worldwide came together to rid our planet of trash – cleaning up...
Common dolphins & flying fish feeding frenzy
Yesterday was a great day, we sighted dolphins on the edge of the bay. The pod had around 200 individuals including mothers and newborns...
World Clean Up Day!
World Clean Up Day 🌍🌱🌊 Saturday 15th of September STARTING POINT: Plaza de la Constitución at 9.30am From there we'll split into...
Amazing week on the sea: New-born bottlenose dolphins, migration of fin whales & lots of common
Bottlenose dolphins are one of two species of cetaceans, that are listed on Annex II of Habitat Directive and require protection and...
LET'S HEAR IT FOR PLASTIC RESISTANCE!! Action Plan & World Environment Day
MMIRC took part in celebrating World Environment Day couple of weeks ago (June of 5th, Common Wealth Park). Plastic has been highlighted...
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