Welcome back to the Wild About Conservation podcast. In this episode we wrap up the wonderful season that we have had for the latter half of 2021. We talk a little about what  we have been up to recently - it’s not all podcasting! And Hannah gets to share her experience about her time at COP26.  We really want to thank all of our listeners for your ongoing support, it has meant the world to us to hear your feedback - and we absolutely love that some of you have been reaching out to guests too! 2021 was a big year for our podcast; we launched, we have had 2 seasons, we ran our first giveaway and now we have our merch too! Keep listening for a great episode that focuses on demystifying COP26

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In this episode we talk with Richard Lilley also known as RJ, who is passionate about education, particularly marine science communication and outdoor learning. He is interested in the role of seagrass meadows and is speaking to us as one of the founders of Project Seagrass. His work domestically is focussed on developing seagrass meadow restoration opportunities across Scotland and supporting restoration of seagrass throughout the UK, and further afield. RJ has over nine years experience of research in marine systems. He has primarily worked in the Caribbean and Mediterranean Seas and more recently the North Atlantic Ocean. We talk about seagrasses in the UK, but also globally. We cover what seagrass is, why we should care about seagrass for seagrasses sake, and some amazing projects involving local communities.

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Hello, and welcome to the Wild About Conservation Podcast. In this episode we talk with Andrea Copping, a senior researcher for the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in the United States department of Energy and who is also a Fellow of the University of Washington. Her work focuses on marine renewable energy and offshore wind development - which is energy created by changes in the ocean - waves, tides, temperature and salinity. Andrea is a wonderful speaker and plays a lead role in marine renewable energy end applications that support Blue Economy development including ocean observations, aquaculture, and providing power to remote communities and islands. Keep listening to dive into this cutting edge science, and hopefully come out a little more informed. In this episode we mention COP26, which is an International Meeting to Discuss Global Action on Climate Change that (at time of recording)  just closed in Glasgow, Scotland. We will be having an episode soon to chat about this in more detail.

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