What’s happening to British waters and who needs to fix them?
It’s a cultural heritage and a right to enjoy and embrace the UK’s celebrated coastline. But British seas and rivers are facing a major problem and it’s one affecting all manner of life.
Join Oceanographic Magazine and Finisterre on a tour of the UK’s heritage; from wild swimming to wild salmon, we ask - who’s going to fix the health of UK seas?
Date & Time
Thursday, October 16
19:00 BST
Location
Parr Street, Poole
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Tickets
£5 per attendee. All tickets must be pre-booked.
Further Details
Complimentary edition of Oceanographic Magazine for all attendees.
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Meet the speakers
Aisling McGarrigle is the senior policy lead at the ocean-environmental NGO, Blue Marine Foundation, having previously worked as a senior policy advisor inside the UK government’s Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs. Yvette Cave is the founder of Wave Wahines, established to offer girls access to a surf club built upon a nurturing environment. She is also EDI Lead with Surfers Against Sewage. Henley Spiers is a celebrated underwater and ocean conservation photographer and passionate ocean storyteller. He shares a deep passion for the beauty of British seas.
Aisling McGarrigle
Senior Policy Lead at Blue Marine Foundation
Henley Spiers
Award-winning ocean photographer and storyteller
Yvette Cave
Founder of Wave Wahines and EDI Lead at Surfers Against Sewage
