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Oceanographers studying ocean currents that dictate much of earth’s climate have developed a method to unlock data from the past 120 years – improving our ability to predict global temperature changes.
Oban Sea Cadets are back at the Cadet Hall in Tweedale Street every Thursday at 6.30pm.
When this particular eagle landed on a nest in a remote area of Lochaber during lockdown this spring little did he know he was being watched – remotely.
The lucky ones across Argyll were RNLI Oban Lifeboat, the Salvation Army, Oban and Mull & Iona Community Hospital, Hope Kitchen, Kerrera Community Hub, Soroba Young Family Group, Mull Safe and Sound, Salen Primary and Pre-sSchool and the Isle of Mull Pony Club.
The plan is to build a forest road connecting up three timber producing forests on Morvern, which will then take the timber to a floating pier where the timber can be loaded onto ships.
The chick ended up in the record books by staying for a further five weeks in his nest beyond the date when he should have taken his maiden flight.
The event at The Royal Hotel was the first of its kind for the charity in some time and was a huge success, said organisers.
GaelForce/ Fusion Marine will be at the Victory Hall in Benderloch from 3pm to 8pm on Thursday October 3, inviting questions from the public on its future plans for the former sea life sanctuary.
Members of the public are invited to go along to ask questions and find out more about future plans
The original target was £20,419 to buy a new brain function monitor for the baby unit that cared for little Oran but they raised £30,000.
