Emily is a marine biologist, passionate about opening people’s eyes to the amazing wildlife hiding in our seas. When not “in the office” doing marine conservation, Emily is sure to be found outside: hiking, searching for wildlife or seeking her next dose of Vitamin Sea. She loves travelling and has been fortunate enough to both visit and work in some amazing spots around this blue planet.
Singapore: a city state of skyscrapers, shopping malls and Hawker Centres. It’s not a destination that many would associate with wildlife spotting. For most visitors, the wildest Singapore gets is a walk around the (excellent) Gardens…
The Isles of Scilly: famous for white sandy beaches, turquoise seas, fields of flowers and delicious cream teas… but how about stargazing? 28 miles away from the bright lights of the mainland, this offshore archipelago has some of the darkest skies in England; yet the…
Did you know that there are beaches in England where you can get up close with over 1600 fluffy white seal pups? There are 4 thriving Grey Seal pupping colonies on England’s East Coast: Donna Nook in Lincolnshire, the Farne Islands off Northumberland…
Sicily – the largest island in the Mediterranean – sits off the toe of Italy and is home to 5 million proud Sicilians. It positively drips with history; with Greek temples, Roman aqueducts, Norman cathedrals and Arab Kasbahs dotted throughout the arid landscape. Palermo,…
