Tynemouth’s Community Effort to Protect Our Planet

This month marked a fantastic milestone for us as over 40 volunteers gathered at Longsands Beach for our largest beach clean to date. Among the volunteers were students from Newcastle College, whose participation highlights a growing shift in attitudes towards environmental responsibility and protecting our planet.  Amy Tarry, Work Experience Coordinator from Newcastle College said “it was … Continued

Celebrating World Earth Day: Honouring Our Blue Planet

Happy Earth Day! At Tynemouth Aquarium, we’re excited to celebrate our incredible planet and the vital role that marine life plays in maintaining the health of our Earth. Did you know that approximately 71% of our planet’s surface is covered in water? This vast blue expanse is home to countless species that contribute to the … Continued

Quiz: What Can You Recycle?

Do you know what you can and can’t recycle? This is something we should all be aware of since it can benefit future populations and support conservation efforts. So, to make sure we’re all on the same page when it comes to recycling, we’ve put together a quick guide. There’s also a quiz at the … Continued

What is Climate Change?

Climate change has been a huge topic of conversation for decades now, but despite this, it’s still widely misunderstood. From its causes to its effects, it’s sometimes confusing to know what is down to climate change and what can be explained by other meteorological phenomena. In this blog, we’ll break down the information into easy-to-digest … Continued

Marine Creatures that Clean the Ocean

The ocean is vast and full of creatures that generate mess, but there are also plenty of creatures that spend their time making sure that the ocean is clean and healthy. These incredible creatures form a symbiotic relationship with other animals in the ocean to clean it, benefiting both animals. Let’s take a closer look … Continued

Everything You Should Know About Ghost Fishing Gear

The fishing industry has come a long way in recent years, with more eco-friendly and biodegradable materials being used. However, fishing can still cause issues with sustainability and the safeguarding of marine life. This human interference with marine life can have a huge impact on the ecosystems in our waterways, which can affect species globally. … Continued

What to do if you spot a seal in the wild

The UK’s coastal regions are bursting with wildlife, large to small, in the air and on the land, but one of the most well-known animals that is native to our beaches are seals. They are large, generally relaxed creatures but because of their size they can be incredibly dangerous if approached or they feel threatened, … Continued

Endangered vs Extinct: What’s the Difference?

The world is home to an incredible amount of different species, each with its own unique characteristics and role to play within its ecosystem. Unfortunately, many of these animals are at risk of disappearing altogether for a number of different reasons. Here at Tynemouth Aquarium we play our part in the preservation of some of … Continued

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