RED SEA RESEARCH

RED SEA RESEARCH Red Sea Research, Dahab. Offers unique research diving courses. Artificial reef and dive site design , installation and maintenance.

01/08/2026

Fred Dibnah, the iconic British steeplejack and television personality known for his love of steam engines and industrial heritage, has left a lasting legacy through his son, Jack Dibnah. Born in 1990, Jack has often been described as a "mini version" of his father, sharing not only a striking physical resemblance but also a deep passion for engineering and traditional craftsmanship.

Like Fred, Jack has embraced the world of steam, often seen working on and maintaining vintage machinery, including the steamroller his father famously restored. Jack has also followed in Fred’s footsteps by appearing in documentaries and television programmes, keeping his father’s memory alive while educating new generations about Britain’s industrial history. Despite the immense shadow cast by Fred’s legendary status, Jack has carved out his own identity, blending his father’s enthusiasm for heritage with his own unique approach. Fred, who passed away in 2004, would undoubtedly be proud to see his son carrying on the family tradition with such dedication and pride.

16/11/2025

2,700 pubs have closed permanently in the last 2 years. Help stop more closing by signing the petition.

03/04/2025

Three decades after Spain initiated conservation efforts to save the Iberian lynx, this species is no longer endangered, with over 2,000 in the wild across Spain and Portugal.

Follow the story with BBC News to find out how the Iberian lynx was saved 👉 https://bbc.in/4iMqkda

03/04/2025

🦈 Whale sharks may be the largest fish in the sea, but they're gentle giants! These huge sharks are filter feeders and eat tiny prey like small plankton, fish eggs, and schooling fish.

Learn more: https://oceana.ly/4i1utJd

03/04/2025

Red-cheeked pipefish dads are all-in when it comes to bringing up their babies. Like their relatives, the seahorses and seadragons, male pipefish brood their eggs in a pouch to hatching. Bright red patches behind their eyes distinguish this underwater chameleon that changes its body colour to match its environment, blending with the coral, rock, or seagrass of their shallow coastal homes, and to communicate with each other.

Photo captured by while conducting research at the .

01/04/2025

Bowmouth guitarfish are on the brink of extinction.

“Shark-like rays” like these fetch a high price on the international fin market, and their meat is eaten locally. Their overfishing needs urgent intervention.
In Taiwan, and Wei-Chuan Chiang are tracking where wedgefishes and guitarfishes (like this bowmouth) go, to identify their critical habitats. When we know where they mate, feed, and give birth, we can protect them from targeted fishing and bycatch at the most vulnerable stages of their lives.

Photo by Weng&Chiang

01/04/2025

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31/03/2025

Marine ecologist Gemma Galbraith builds remotely operated vehicles and uses them to assess how coral reefs are being affected by climate change.

31/03/2025

“Liberation Day” for America may go down in the history books—not as the celebration that Donald Trump intends but as economic malpractice of the highest order https://econ.trib.al/IxJQ4ox

Photo: Eyevine

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