OUR BLOGAugust 16, 2019 Mindfully Wired’s once-Intern Jacob Ashton has returned from ‘Montserrat’s magnificent underwater world’ reincarnated as our new Policy & Communications Officer. So, of course, the first thing we asked him to do was write a blog about it. Read...
August 16th, 2019 Read MeAugust 6th, 2019 At the foundation of the ocean food web, plankton are critical to all life in the ocean. Policy & Communications Intern Bec tells us the power these microscopic creatures have in our oceans and beyond the shoreline. ...
July 15th, 2019 Read MeJuly 12th, 2019 One of the most satisfying things about running a business is seeing ideas come to life – especially when they’re your own. In her latest blog, MWC Director Katrina outlines the birth, development, and delivery of our first...
July 12th, 2019 Read MeJune 21st, 2019 Have you heard the term ‘High Seas’, blinked, perhaps nodded, and continued about your day none-the-wiser as to what those two – relatively small, simple – words actually mean in combination? It’s one of those terms that crops...
June 21st, 2019 Read MeMay 24th, 2019 It’s a tale of tartan, tears, tension, and triumph. It’s the Fishing News Awards – through MWC Project Manager Harriet’s eyes. Last week, MWC Director Katrina and I were lucky enough to attend the annual Fishing...
May 24th, 2019 Read MeMay 10, 2019 In celebration of #WorldMigratoryBirdDay this weekend, Noa sheds light on #AlbatrossStories (one of our most adorable projects), coins a new word, and talks the importance of positive messaging in conservation communications. Deep in the Southern Antarctic...
May 10th, 2019 Read MeApril 25, 2019 MWC’s first ever five-person team day took us to the cinema to see a feel-good fishing film, and boy did we feel good! Jacob writes our film review (yes, we do film reviews now) in our latest blog...
April 25th, 2019 Read MeApril 20, 2018 With the onset of the British Summer Time, the long-awaited departure of the Beasts from the East, and a healthy dose of sunshine finally breaking through the perpetually cloudy British skies, we have decided to call it springtime....
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