19 May 2026
Anemones - serving both beauty and function!
Often dismissed as simple, plant-like blobs clinging to rocks, sea anemones are quietly vital players in the UK’s coastal seas.
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Often dismissed as simple, plant-like blobs clinging to rocks, sea anemones are quietly vital players in the UK’s coastal seas.
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Few individuals have shaped our understanding of the natural world as profoundly as Sir David Attenborough. For generations, his voice has guided us across wetlands, down rivers and through oceans bringing the wonders of our underwater worlds into our homes and hearts.
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It's been a busy news month under the waves in Sussex! The biggest news is that 164km² of Sussex seabed at Beachy Head East is now protected from bottom-trawling, thanks to Sussex IFCA's Marine Conservation Zone Byelaw 2023. Add to that a podcast, a children's book, students' artwork and a report, and we've snagged ourself a news piece!
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British seas are brimming with marine species that most of us land dwellers would struggle to recognise. The Common Starfish (Asterias rubens) is a rare exception. With its familiar five orange arms, it’s a creature of children’s books and TV shows, its image adorning everything from jewellery to bathroom tiles. But beneath that soft, familiar exterior lies one of the seabed’s most insatiable predators.
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March has been a busy month for SKRP: Celebrating our 5 year anniversary and the protection of the seabed; the launch of two new films to shine a bright light beneath the waves; and ending the month with World Rewilding Day!
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This is rewilding in real time: Patient, powerful and with nature at the helm.
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Often seen scuttling between rocks or sheltering beneath seaweed, crabs are a familiar sight along the Sussex shoreline — yet their role in sustaining healthy marine ecosystems is often underestimated. Acting as recyclers, predators and prey, crabs play a dynamic role in maintaining balance in our coastal seas.
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ARMS: New paper published to uncover the hidden life in our seas; Tony Blackburn interviews SKRP on natural coastal defence systems; and we celebrate International Day of Women & Girls in Science
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Kelp forests may look calm and rooted, but their beginnings are anything but still. Every kelp forest starts with a microscopic swimmer: the kelp spore.
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Each month, we would like to take you an a dive beneath the waves to shine a spotlight on the cast leading our seabed’s recovery. Opening the roll call is one of its true unsung heroes and master builders: the blue mussel.
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