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Orla FernieI write about science so you can read about it!
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Underwater forests – sea grass
To grab your attention I’m going to start with some pretty cool facts: sea grass is the only flowering plant that can live in seawater. BAM! Its also the only plant that pollinates underwater. WOAH!
Photo by Benjamin L. Jones on Unsplash...
Why are they crushing sea urchins in Norway?
I recently wrote about why kelp forests are amazing. So imagine my excitement when I attended the Ocean Film Festival last night and (spoiler!) the first film, Stone Biter was about kelp forests.
Photographer Ismaele trades his balmy home...
Underwater forests: Sea kelp and how it helps
Many of us feel deeply (yes thats a pun) perturbed by oceans and seas, because there is so much unknown. So much wildlife, so many creatures and its so dark! But there are so many ecosystems underwater, and in the next few articles I’m goin...
Remember the ozone hole? Me neither
I want to preface this article by saying it will be from the perspective of a gen z 24 year old. And that is quite important because timelines are a big part of this article, and indeed, the topic of the ozone layer. I enter this story in 2...
Peat bogs! Who is he?
Peat vs. peat bogs
A peat bog (or peatland is a specific type of wetland that contains peat. And peat is essentially a type of soil). Thanks to the way it forms peat provides some really important environmental services and creates a u...
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Science communicator with a degree in biology, but experience communicating across the vast wacky and wonderful range of science there is. Punctuation may not always be accurate but hopefully the science is.
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