5 articles
Jersey, Guernsey, Sark and Alderney: Europe's wildest tidal range, the ormer fishery, the ancient vraic harvest and Britain's southernmost — and warmest — kelp reefs.
Tom Okafor ·
Cornwall's kelp forests shelter jewel anemones, seals and centuries of Celtic sea history. A regional guide to the coast's reefs and wildlife.
Tom Okafor ·
Pembrokeshire's jagged peninsula holds Britain's only full marine conservation zone, tide-swept kelp beds and island seas rich with birds and seals. A coastal atlas guide.
Dr. Mara Ellison ·
Scotland's Moray Firth is famous for its resident bottlenose dolphins, but its quiet kelp fringes, salmon rivers and tide races reward a closer look. A coastal atlas guide.
Jack Callum ·
Orkney and Shetland hold Britain's most exposed kelp forests: tide-scoured channels, otter-rich shores and the sunken fleet of Scapa Flow. A coastal atlas guide.
Jack Callum ·