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Celtic Sea project will map marine mammals through underwater sound

Source dated 15 Sept 2026 · Brief by 20 Today
Selected 20 Sept 2026, 01:42 BST · 24-hour selection ended 21 Sept 2026, 01:42 BST

A £2.7 million research project is bringing together acoustic records to study marine-mammal movements and underwater noise across the Celtic Sea.

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The 15 September announcement describes a three-year collaboration involving ORE Catapult, Celtic Sea Power and Exeter. It builds on listening equipment deployed the previous October. The aim is to inform offshore-wind planning with regional evidence; it does not conclude that every proposed development has no environmental effect.

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