Fiona Gell has worked in marine science and conservation for more than 20 years
March 2019
The Blue Planet effect: the plastics revolution is just the start
Fiona Gell
If people knew the wonder of the UK’s marine habitats they would want to protect them, says marine conservationist Fiona Gell
March 2018
There’s hope for our blue planet, despite what you see on the news
Fiona Gell
After the mass die-off of starfish, it’s easy to despair. But conservation success stories show what ordinary people can do, says Fiona Gell
February 2018
Who’s driving the future of conservation? Ordinary people
Fiona Gell
From the BBC’s Winterwatch to scuba divers discovering a submerged ancient forest, volunteers are the future, writes marine conservation officer Fiona Gell
December 2017
Britain’s coral reefs and marine wildlife are equal to anything on Blue Planet II
Fiona Gell
The waters surrounding the British Isles contain riches to rival the tropics – and they’re just as in need of protection, writes the marine biologist Fiona Gell
November 2017
A moment that changed me
A moment that changed me: seeing my first moth fish
Fiona Gell
That incredible little fish, and some guidance from a truly inspirational conservationist, sent my life in the right direction, says the marine conservation officer Fiona Gell
