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intertidal creatures

Mayne Wildlife

Ocean’s Day Intertidal Exploration a Success!  

Did you know the Ocean’s Day Intertidal Exploration has been running since 1995? Begun by Michael Dunn and the Mayne Island Naturalists, this annual event has seen a variety of different incarnations, at a variety of different beaches around the island. Held on, or close to, Ocean’s Day or World Read more…

By Justine Apostolopoulos, 5 monthsJune 29, 2023 ago
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