CEFAS Ecologist Tammy Stamford and Serena Wright talks about their scientific studies on St Helena.

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The St Helena Podcast

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11 episodes

6 days ago

The St Helena Podcast where we talk just about anything St Helena the Island where Jonathan is the oldest living animal and Napoleon came for a long visit.

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The St Helena Podcast where we talk just about anything St Helena the Island where Jonathan is the oldest living animal and Napoleon came for a long visit.

Places & Travel

Society & Culture

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CEFAS Ecologist Tammy Stamford and Serena Wright talks about their scientific studies on St Helena.

The St Helena Podcast

22 minutes 13 seconds

4 years ago

CEFAS Ecologist Tammy Stamford and Serena Wright talks about their scientific studies on St Helena.

This week is marine awareness week on St Helena and this is the second podcast supporting the Marine Awareness week on St Helena.

Today we welcome our two podcast guests Tammy Stamford, who is a Senior Marine Ecologist from CEFAS and Serena Wright, a fish Ecologist also from CEFAS.

Both Tammy and Serena who have spent some time on the Island are playing key roles in the Blue Belt programme working on some very important projects to protect St Helena's marine protected area. Tammy and Serena explains.