CBMWC
Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre (CBMWC) is located in New Quay on the west coast of Wales and is part of The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales.
CBMWC was originally established in 1996 as a non-profit organisation dedicated to conserving Cardigan Bay’s marine wildlife through research, education and outreach. Based in a heritage building in the heart of New Quay, overlooking the beautiful beach and harbour, the centre is the focus for marine research in the area.
We operate a popular visitor centre and work in conjunction with Dolphin Survey Boat Trips who support our research and enable us to collect data on the bottlenose dolphins of Cardigan Bay and other marine wildlife.
As well as our research we run various conservation outreach projects including our live camera stream providing viewers with the chance of catching a glimpse of some of Cardigan Bay's dolphins!
We rely on donations from members of the public and profits from our small gift shop to keep us running.
CBMWC
📢 #DolphinWatchLive is back!👀
🔴Watch the Cardigan Bay dolphins live from the comfort of your home anywhere in the world!🐬🏡
The camera equipment is funded by the #NatureNetworksProgramme which is being delivered by the Heritage Fund, on behalf of the Welsh Government.🙏 Thank you to everyone who donated to help with the ongoing running costs of the livestream as well as Arribaba, Dolphin Survey Boat Trips and Hefin Davies !💙
Watch and subscribe to our channel :-)
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📢 #DolphinWatchLive yn ôl! 👀🔴
Gwyliwch dolffiniaid Bae Ceredigion yn fyw o gysur eich cartref, ble bynnag rydych chi yn y byd! 🐬🏡
Mae’r offer camerâu wedi’i ariannu gan y #RhaglenRhwydweithiauNatur, sy’n cael ei chyflwyno gan y Gronfa Dreftadaeth, ar ran Llywodraeth Cymru. 🙏 Diolch o galon i bawb a gyfrannodd i helpu gyda’r costau rhedeg parhaus y darllediad byw yn ogystal â Arribada, Dolphin Survey Boat Trips and Hef Davies! 💙
Gwyliwch a thanysgrifiwch yma 👉dolen yn y bywgraffiad 🔗
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1 month ago | [YT] | 17
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CBMWC
We have been working hard to try to get the live camera up and running again but unfortunately we need to purchase, install and set up a whole new system. which is going to take time as we need to find funding to cover the cost. :-(
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4 months ago | [YT] | 19
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CBMWC
Apologies for the interruption to our daily Dolphin Watch Live stream. We had a few technical issues following storm Darragh but all should be fixed now. Thanks for your patience and continued support. :-).
11 months ago | [YT] | 10
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CBMWC
Want to find out more about our bottlenose dolphin research in Wales?
Then check this animation out 🐬🎤
We’ve been working in collaboration with the University of Bristol to find out more about bottlenose #dolphins in #CardiganBay, this animation shows how!
This animation was created as part of our #NatureNetworksFund project.
The Nature Networks Fund is funded by the Welsh Government and operated by the National Lottery Heritage Fund in Wales.
#cetaceans #Wales #dolphin #CBMWC #WTSWW #Animation #Wildlife #conservation #scicomm #Nature
2 years ago (edited) | [YT] | 4
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CBMWC
📢 We are back online with our Dolphin Watch Live camera from New Quay, Wales. 🐬
Apologies for the lack of live stream yesterday, we experienced a few technical issues!
3 years ago | [YT] | 13
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CBMWC
Apologies our Dolphin Watch Live stream has been offline most of today due to broadband issues in the area. Looks like we are back online now though and ready for some dolphin action in New Quay!
3 years ago | [YT] | 5
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