Coastal Catch Ups

Coastal Catch Ups

Por: Sam Purdon
My name is Sam and I have been a user of our coasts for almost all of my life, mostly through sailing, paddleboarding and swimming at Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland.I started this podcast to share how amazing our ocean is and people's connection through their hobbies and work. I am particularly interested in ensuring the sustainable use of coasts, through protecting the environment, whilst balancing income for people and communities, and connecting people with nature through recreation.Stay up-to-date with episodes via our email newsletter (subscribe at www.coastalcatchups.com).You can contact me at [email protected] for any queries or collaboration ideas, would love to hear from you.
22 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast Coastal Catch Ups

Avocets and looking after coastal birds 31/01/2025
4 Career Lessons from a Marine Scientist Consultant 23/10/2024
Grab your oars with Killyleagh Coastal Rowing Club 24/03/2024
Is Tidal Energy the future? 19/03/2024
All you need to know about Seagrass with Heidi 11/03/2024
Introduction to Fair Seas and Marine Protected Areas 11/02/2024
What is Surf Therapy? 05/02/2024
Black Coral, Rahui and Albatross in New Zealand 18/12/2023
K'Gari and Humpback Whales in Australia 06/11/2023
Can anyone become a sailor? 23/10/2023
Coastal Reflections 09/10/2023
Big Boats and Waves with Ryan 02/10/2023
The life of a Professional Sailor with Hammy 25/09/2023
Snails at the Giants Causeway with Cliff Henry 18/09/2023
Getting Women on the water with Mary Martin 10/09/2023
Dayum, Seaweed is Sexy 03/09/2023
Conserving our wetlands with Paul Stewart 20/08/2023
Sailing to the Caribbean with John Gilmore 13/08/2023
Talking Oysters with Dr Rachel Millar 24/07/2023
Renewable energy in the Celtic Sea with Tomos Davies 18/07/2023
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