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Prof. Michael Heath from University of Strathclyde talks about the critical need for climate action, the difference between common climate and ecological fluctuations and the climate change that is taking place now, and touch-and-go research trips in the Arctic: mappingoceanchange.org/prof-michael-h…

Photographer Daniel Tulloch from the Mapping Ocean Change team interviewed Sally Ward from Nature Scot (also the Environment Officer for the East Sutherland Canoe Club) about local climate-driven changes to marine ecosystems: mappingoceanchange.org/sally-ward

If you came along to any of our workshops with @CovePark Dandelion Amanda Saurin Lyth Arts Centre St. Andrews University Sea Watch Foundation Clean Coast Outer Hebrides Làn Thìde - we would really appreciate your feedback: standrews.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9W… Thank you to everyone who came along! 🐬🦀🌊

Join the MathsStats@Strath team of @neilbanas, Aislinn Borland, Greg Macmillan, Paul Udom and Emma Tyldesley (Emma Tyldesley) at the opening of Mapping Ocean Change, an exhibition about climate-driven changes between Scotland and the Arctic. More details ⬇

Mapping Ocean Change photographer Daniel Tulloch interviewed Physical Oceanographer, Dr Neil Fraser from Scottish Association for Marine Science on ocean circulation and climate change: mappingoceanchange.org/dr-neil-fraser… Mapping Ocean Change is supported by Natural Environment Research Council in collaboration with @CCScotland

We interviewed Ciarán Hatsell, a ranger at St Abb’s Head Nature Reserve, on climate-driven impacts to coastal seabird and marine mammal populations. Listen to the full interview at: mappingoceanchange.org/st-abbs-head National Trust for Scotland Natural Environment Research Council @CCScotland

Campbell Scott of Scot Surf describes changes he has seen to local wildlife and marine mammal populations along the coast of the North East in recent years, having been wind surfing and surfing there for decades. Listen to the full interview at mappingoceanchange.org/https://www.ma…

Professor Frithjof Kuepper, Chair in Marine Biodiversity, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen MASTS discusses the effects of ocean desalination, sea level rise, algae blooms, and climate-driven changes to marine ecosystems: mappingoceanchange.org/forvie-sands-n… Portrait by Daniel Tulloch

Charlie Main, an Oceanographer from Seas of the Outer Hebrides, part of the @ccscotland Climate Beacon, and the University of the Highlands and Islands, on conservation, pollution and climate change: mappingoceanchange.org/isle-of-harris…

Interview with Amanda Saurin of @thetempleharris about foraging on the beaches of the Outer Hebrides, and changes she has noticed to local weather patterns and the local environment: mappingoceanchange.org/amanda-saurin

Janet Marshall from Clean Coast Outer Hebrides part of the Làn Thìde @CCScotland Climate Beacon in the Outer Hebrides, on running Climate Fresk workshops, changes to weather and the local climate, and coordinating litter picks along the beaches of the isles: mappingoceanchange.org/janet-marshall

Adelaine and William Munro of Caithness Seacoast on local changes to wildlife, and more rapid observed changes in Arctic environments: mappingoceanchange.org/caithness-and-…

Professor Paul Thompson, Chair in Zoology at Cromarty Lighthouse Field Station, part of Aberdeen University, about changes to marine ecosystems: mappingoceanchange.org/professor-paul…

Dr Chevonne Angus - UHI Shetland and Manager of the Aquaculture Research Network, on separating climate change from natural fluctuations within ecosystems, northwards migrations, and making climate discussions more accessible: mappingoceanchange.org/shetland

Check out MappingOceanChange at New Glasgow Society on Argyle St to understand what climate change is doing to the oceans. Here is artist Jennifer Argo and scientist @neilbanas from University of Strathclyde who collaborated on the work.

Thank you to everyone who came along to the Mapping Ocean Change exhibition opening at New Glasgow Society last night! The exhibition is open at New Glasgow Society from 11am - 2pm + 3pm - 6pm every day until the 2nd of November:

Join artist Jennifer Argo and marine biologist @neilbanas next Weds Nov 2nd, 4-6pm, for an after school drop-in plankton origami and ecosystem collage workshop at @newglasgowsociety 🐬 🌊 Register free: eventbrite.co.uk/e/sea-life-ori… Image - collage by Katie Baker of Sea Watch Foundation

Join marine biologist and origami artist @neilbanas and artist Jennifer Argo for a free after school origami and ecosystem collage workshop at New Glasgow Society in the west end of Glasgow this Wednesday from 4-6pm! Reserve your places here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/sea-life-ori…

Last few days to visit the @mappingoceanchange exhibition at @newglasgowsociety We will be open from 11am - 2pm + 3pm - 6pm tomorrow (Tuesday) and 10am - 12pm + 3pm - 6pm on Wednesday! Video Loops - 1: Daniel L.Vogedes, Arctic University of Norway; 2: NASA Earth Observatory.