‘Mud is one of the most important natural archives of Earth’s past – holding clues of shifting climates, coastlines, ocean conditions and carbon storage.’
Project News - 05/06/25
International scientists make a bold call for a permanent ban on all extractive activities in the high seas.
Podcast - 02/06/25
Join Professor Ceri Lewis for a deep dive into mud and the weird and wonderful invertebrates who live in it.
Project News - 30/05/25
Lemma Shehadi explores how the Convex Seascape Survey’s findings are highly relevant to the Arabian Gulf.
Project News - 27/05/25
Dr Sophie Ward and Dr Zoe Roseby share their new paper which uses hydrodynamic tide models to identify carbon-rich mud deposits.
Project News - 16/05/25
‘Terms like ‘net zero’ and ‘carbon sequestration’ aren’t easy to grasp, but building understanding around these terms is key to making sustainable choices’. [see page 20]
Project News - 16/05/25
Our new key stage one teaching resource helps young learners to explore the connection between humans and the sea.
Project News - 14/05/25
Our researchers help to explain the development of three large mud deposits across European seas, informing effective management of carbon-rich deposits.
Project News - 08/05/25
Responding to Sir David Attenborough’s new film Ocean, Professor Callum Roberts calls for the protection of marine life and the planet’s largest carbon stores.
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