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⭐️MSc Graduate in Focus: ED IVIMEY-COOK⭐️

@EdIvimeyCook #graduated 🎓 from MSc #Evolution & Behavioural #Ecology 🦤🌱🌎 in 2013 and is now a Senior Research Associate at the @uniofeastanglia 👏

👀 Find out more about his #career on our #blog 👉 https://t.co/iTl6ZwPLT5

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⭐️BSc Graduate in Focus: MEG HAYWARD-SMITH⭐️

@MegHaywardSmith #graduated 🎓 from BSc #Marine #Biology 🐢🦈🐠🐳🦭 in 2020 and is now a Marine Adviser for @NaturalEngland on the Wessex Seas team 🌊👏

👀 Find out more about her #career on our #blog 👉https://t.co/WkJriml5N8

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The sun rises over camp. @UniExeCEC students are bubbled into fieldcourse groups and the #FieldCornwall extravaganza begins!

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⭐️MSc Graduate in Focus: EMILY GILFORD⭐️

@emilygilford #graduated from MSc @EvolBehavEcol in 2020 and is now the Graduate Digital Learning Developer 💻📙💭 for @CLESUniofExeter in Penryn 👏

Read more about her #career on the #blog 👉https://t.co/pBHIiIOIbc

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Such exciting news!!!

Seaquest Southwest@CWTSeaquestSW

📢 West coast community ORCAS spotted in Cornwall! 🚨

⭐️ Perhaps one of the most exciting marine life sightings in recent years⭐️

Photos from the Minnack validated the orca sighting, but also identified the individuals involved as John Coe and Aquarius! 2

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