Key to Irish Chitons

27th February 2020 by Dave Wall

A guide to chiton species found on Irish shores has been added to our resources page. The guide is hosted by UCD as part of the CoBid project

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Know your Kelp! Furbelows, usually only exposed at low Spring tide, is often found washed up on shore. Help #ExploreYourShoreIRL map Furbelows distribution in Ireland by joining in our Rocky Shore Safari. See: http://exploreyourshore.ie for info on how to take part.

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19 Nov

Know your Kelp! Sugar Kelp is often found in sandy areas, attached to rocks and boulders. Here's a guide to its ID... sorry about the wind! 🌬️ Help #ExploreYourShoreIRL map its distribution in Ireland by joining in our Rocky Shore Safari. See: http://exploreyourshore.ie for info.

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17 Nov

Know your Kelp! Cuvie, usually only exposed at low Spring tide, is important habitat for invertebrates, seaweed and fish. Help #ExploreYourShoreIRL map cuvie distribution in Ireland by joining in our Rocky Shore Safari. See: http://exploreyourshore.ie for info on how to take part.

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