We're working to protect and recover seagrass meadows in UK seas, a vital habitat for animals and a key tool in the fight to combat climate change. Seagrass is a flowering plant that lives underwater ...

The two vessels collided in a shipping area off the East Yorkshire coast, resulting in both ships catching fire. The risk of the ships’ loads, which include jet fuel, potentially spilling into the sea ...

Volunteers are helping protect wildlife and coastal communities by planting marram grass as part of our project, Hiraeth Yn Y ...

Rainbow trout sustainability varies. The Best Choice is trout farmed in freshwater ponds and raceways.

Atlantic salmon sustainability varies. Avoid wild Atlantic salmon as they are struggling in the wild and numbers are dangerously low. Most of what’s in the market is farmed. There are environmental ...

Pacific cod is fished in North Pacific Ocean. The Best Choices are Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certified from the Bering Sea or Gulf of Alaska. Cod from the Aleutian Islands Needs Improvement.

Some sources of this species are more sustainable than others. View ratings.

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Worried about your impact on the ocean? Explore our ratings to discover whether your seafood choices are affecting the environment. Quickly check the sustainability of your fish or seafood with our ...

The Water (Special Measures) Act has received Royal Assent, meaning the bill has now become law. The Act is intended to “address poor performance from water companies” and support the UK Government’s ...

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This summer, let’s come together to care for Sandilands’ beautiful coastline and keep the sea safe for wildlife. Every piece of litter we collect - whether it’s a lolly stick, a lost toy, or a stray ...