Baker Consultants and HR Wallingford are jointly hosting a workshop on underwater noise to be held at Renewable UK's Wave and Tidal conference in London on Wednesday 27th February 2013.

Baker Consultants is taking part in the WildVolunteering Award a partnership between Derby City Council, the University of Derby and WildDerby for students at the University.

Baker Consultants and HR Wallingford join forces to provide sophisticated noise surveying monitoring and modelling service for marine environment.

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Highlighting the importance of sound on underwater life, an art and sound installation by artists Stephen Hurrel and Mark Lyken working alongside marine biologists has been launched at the Cromarty Lighthouse and was featured on today's Saving Species on BBC Radio 4.

The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) has published its report from a recent meeting on marine pollution.

New Zealand has one of the largest recognised maritime jurisdictions on earth. Over half the world’s cetacean species are found in the region, which is considered a global hotspot for marine mammals.  Its Department of Conservation has published a new Code of Conduct for marine seismic survey to minimise disturbance.

Baker Consultants' marine team has been accepted to speak at RenewableUK's flagship conference in Glasgow on Wednesday 31st October 2012.

The former the industry standard for bat monitoring work, Anabats, have gradually been replaced with the new, more flexible technology of full spectrum acoustic monitoring, such as is possible with the SM2 platform. Over the last five years. Baker Consultants has found the SM2 from Wildlife Acoustics to have many advantages over the previous technology, so is acoustic monitoring in the marine environment undergoing a similar transition?

Just like any other human activity that may have environmental effects, port and harbour developments must meet the standards set by both national and European legislation.  While the impacts on the benthic habitat and water quality are typically the focus of concern, underwater noise is not a negligible factor in the construction process.