OSC is pleased to announce the release of a new peer-reviewed scientific article, ‘Influence of offshore oil and gas structures on seascape ecological connectivity’, published this week in Global Change Biology. Dr Victoria Todd, OSC’s managing director, worked with lead
Towards the end of last month, OSC’s managing director, Dr Victoria Todd was interviewed by April Reese, at Scientific American, on her thoughts about how marine life can coexist with offshore wind projects. Climate change is a major stressor which
OSC’s multipurpose survey vessel, MV Thor of Valhalla, has started its journey to have a full refit in Tarragona, Spain. For the past couple of years, Thor was berthed in Liverpool, ready to be chartered across the UK; however, OSC
After another challenging year influenced by COVID-19, OSC had some great achievements including gaining accreditation as a living-wage employer, launching our new contractor database, setting up new collaborations, and expanding our offshore and research teams. Aligning with COP26, OSC has
OSC is pleased to announce our latest publication of the article Cetacean distribution in relation to oceanographic features at the Kerguelen plateau (Todd and Williamson, 2021), published in the scientific peer-reviewed journal Polar Biology. This article was co-authored by OSC’s
As you’ve no doubt heard, the UN climate change conference, COP26 (the 26th ‘Conference of the Parties’) has taken place in Glasgow over the past two weeks, where world leaders, scientists, negotiators, and stakeholders from across the globe gathered to
