Directory of Science and Environment Resources

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This category is for information and organisations related to the environment and scientific activities in Plymouth. It contains only websites that are related exclusively to Plymouth. Topics include the natural environment, scientific activities specific to the city, and both professional and amateur scientific organisations.

Subcategories

• Weather

Resources in This Category

• Marine Institute

  https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/institutes/marine-institute
  University of Plymouth centre of expertise, offering experience and knowledge to help marine based companies. Includes news and media information, current projects, client list and links to related sites.

• Plymouth Environmental Research Centre

  http://www.perc.plymouth.ac.uk/
  Dedicated to the development of research on physical, chemical and biological aspects of environmental processes. Includes organisation information, a research report, a newsletter and contact details.

• Plymouth Marine Laboratory

  http://www.pml.ac.uk/
  Environmental research and technological projects, including pollution, sustainability, and .modelling climate change. Information PhD studentships, doctoral training partnerships, careers, news, contacts, social media and related links.

• Plymouth Science Park

  http://www.plymouthsciencepark.com/
  Offers information on the science park with details of the location, unit available, a gallery, news, testimonials and contact options.

• Tide Times{ Plymouth (Devonport)

  https://www.tidetimes.org.uk/plymouth-devonport-tide-times
  Calendar to check neap, spring, low and high tidal conditions on the Sound, as well as times for moon and sun rise and fall.

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