We would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas from all at MFCP, and thank all of our followers/members for your support in 2022.
We’ve also kicked off the Sea the Value project in conjunction with Plymouth Marine Lab and the University of Aberdeen, and are looking forward to collaborating on this over the next few years– expect to see more information on that coming out in the spring.
Looking ahead to 2023, we’re planning more beach cleaning, marine education and fund-raising events, we hope to see lots of you there!
We hope your holidays are filled with joy and peace, and send our wishes for a Happy New Year to you and your families.
#MerryChristmas
Moray Firth Coastal Partnership retweeted
Did you know a sperm whale has 40 to 52 cone-shaped teeth, up to 10 to 20cm (4 to 8in) long, in their narrow lower jaws. Each tooth is heavy and weighs as much as one kilogram.
📷 Christopher Swann
Fantastic idea to creatively highlight the marine litter issue!
Love this Christmas tree on @croydebeach made from litter and marine debris found on the beach. #twominutebeachclean #plasticfreenorthdevon #CFOTO
Moray Firth Coastal Partnership retweeted
We are delighted to announce that we will be running two pre-events dedicated to young people aged 18-25, one online and one in-person!🥳
Please share and stay tuned for more information on how to join the pre-events🌊
With thanks to @BeASeaChanger !
👉bit.ly/3YorPVk
Moray Firth Coastal Partnership retweeted
Managed to recruit a new @mcsuk Beach watch volunteer at lunch! – at Forres, Scotland
The bottlenose dolphins located in the Moray Firth are a part of the East Coast Population which consists of approximately 190 individuals. They can range between the Moray Firth to the Firths of Tay and Forth but have been seen off the south coast of England as well.
The MFCP AGM was successfully held on 1st December, and we’d like to thank all members who attended, as well as Elaine Jamieson, Jennifer Mouat and Tavis Potts for their fantastic presentations.
Bottlenose dolphins are a recognisable cetacean found in the seas around the UK. They are large-bodied mammals who commonly have a dark grey back and a pale grey belly with a short beak and curved dorsal fin.
#bottlenosedolphins #dolphins #marinelife
We are excited to be introducing the newest member of our team here at MFCP.
Ailish grew up in Cambridge and found a love for the marine environment on family holidays to the coast as a child.
Moray Firth Coastal Partnership retweeted
👆 We’ll be working alongside our project partners at the @aberdeenuni, @portsmouthuni, @eftecUK, @DarylBurdon Ltd, @solent_forum (SF), @MorayFirthCP (MFCP), and the @CPNetworkUK (CPN).
Today is the final day to register for MFCP’s online Annual General Meeting with our 2022 focus on a Productive Sea.
To register please join the Facebook event or email [email protected]
fb.me/e/2fvruExwM
Join us at the MFCP Quiz Night on December 2nd at the Nairn Dunbar Golf Club.
We are looking for teams of up to 6 people to compete in our general knowledge quiz, with some Moray Firth and marine environment themed questions.



















