RECs

Follow the links below to find out how scientists study the seafloor and what they discovered about the Regional Environmental CharacterisationA scientific research project to assess the physical (geology), biological (ecology) and archaeological environment of a particular study area. surveysA scientific research project to assess the physical (geology), biological (ecology) and archaeological environment of a particular study area. (RECsRegional Environmental Characterisation surveys - scientific research projects to assess the physical (geology), biological (ecology) and archaeological environment of a particular study area.).

	What is a RECRegional Environmental Characterisation survey - a scientific research project to assess the physical (geology), biological (ecology) and archaeological environment of a particular study area.?		Methods:   How do we study the seafloor?
	South Coast RECRegional Environmental Characterisation survey - a scientific research project to assess the physical (geology), biological (ecology) and archaeological environment of a particular study area. Results		East Coast RECRegional Environmental Characterisation survey - a scientific research project to assess the physical (geology), biological (ecology) and archaeological environment of a particular study area. Results
	Humber RECRegional Environmental Characterisation survey - a scientific research project to assess the physical (geology), biological (ecology) and archaeological environment of a particular study area. Results		Outer Thames EstuaryAn estuary is an inlet of the sea, into which flows a river or stream. RECRegional Environmental Characterisation survey - a scientific research project to assess the physical (geology), biological (ecology) and archaeological environment of a particular study area. Results

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