Min Bannister
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This is a project logging the marine life off the coast of Wales, with particular interest in sharks, skates and rays
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-64042449
Here is the website for SIARC
https://www.projectsiarc.com/
There is an opportunity to get involved by viewing clips from the many hours of underwater footage they have recorded and identifying species that you see. I have looked at a couple of clips but couldn't identify anything so far or wasn't sure so it is not as easy as it sounds!
https://instantwild.zsl.org/projects/siarc
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-64042449
How do you fancy shark spotting from the comfort of your own home?
Volunteers are being recruited to identify sharks, skates and rays captured on underwater cameras around the Welsh coast.
Data from more than 90 hours of footage needs to be logged to help build a picture of the diversity of species.
Volunteer Matt Thomson said he was already hooked and hoped to see a "really rare" angel shark during his work on the project.
Sharks Inspiring Action and Research with Communities (SIARC ) is a collaboration between Natural Resources Wales and the Zoological Society of London as well as communities in Gwynedd.
Here is the website for SIARC
https://www.projectsiarc.com/
There is an opportunity to get involved by viewing clips from the many hours of underwater footage they have recorded and identifying species that you see. I have looked at a couple of clips but couldn't identify anything so far or wasn't sure so it is not as easy as it sounds!
https://instantwild.zsl.org/projects/siarc