Nautilus Youth Monitors Join Rock Pool Project In Plymouth
Nautilus Youth Monitors represented the charity and joined The Rock Pool Project in Plymouth for their bioblitz at Mount Batten Bay.
A statement from the Nautilus Project follows below:
Using the Nautilus Environmental Monitoring Online (NEMO) app they were able to log all their findings.
Well done Alex, Pablo, Joe and Dante. We continue placing Gibraltar on the map whilst contributing to global projects.
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