Marine Life Talk

PLEASE NOTE – November’s Marine Life Talk will break from tradition and take place on the second Thursday of the month – 12 November 2015

Evolution, climate and the fossil record: what plankton can tell us – speaker Anieke Brombacher

2 July 2015 – The secret world of deep-sea sharks –
Christopher Bird

Due to unforeseen circumstances there will not be a Marine Life Talk this month

Devotees of the Marine Life Talks may be interested in the following public talks taking place later this month:

2 April 2015 – Deep-sea tubeworms and super-fast fossils –

Magdalena Georgieva PhD student at Natural History Museum, London and University of Leeds

5 March 2015 – The physiology of climate change: move, acclimatise, adapt or die –

James Morris

5 February 2015 – Coccolithophores: microscopic algae with a global impact –

Chris Daniels

8 January 2015 – Dr Tim Ferrero, Head of Marine Conservation, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust –

Mud, Maps and Marine Conservation Zones: The role of the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust in marine conservation

CANCELLED – 

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, the Marine Life Talk scheduled for 4 December will not now take place.

The next talk will be on 8 January 2015.
 

6 November 2014 – Francesca Trotman

The importance of sharks in our ecosystems

2 October 2014 – Peter Campbell

Shipwrecks and submerged worlds