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World Mental Health Day is recognised every year on the 10th October as a day to raise awareness globally of mental health issues and encourage an advocacy against social stigma. Did you know that

The Deep are pleased to introduce ‘A Sense of Adventure’, the first educational workshop that has been designed specifically for learners with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)

The Deep are pleased to host the third year of the Super Seagrass Festival alongside the Wilder Humber team. A pioneering partnership between Ørsted and Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Wildlife Trusts

The Deep has recently hit an incredible 1,000 observations on iNaturalist, an app which encourages its users to upload and share findings from the natural world. This significant milestone has been

On Saturday 21st September The Deep Crew were delighted to be joined by over 60 volunteers at local beauty spot, Hessle Foreshore, to collect litter as part of the Marine Conservation Society’s (MCS)

Summer may be coming to a close, but autumn is a great time to visit The Deep! As the weather turns cooler, come inside and explore our fully-indoor aquarium at your own pace. Weekday visits to us

The Deep were thrilled to receive the T.I.C Friends Public Venue Award at the recent T.I.C Awards ceremony hosted at DoubleTree by Hilton Hull. Organised by local charity Tourettes-Syndrome Inclusion

Working in collaboration with the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust (YWT), Deep Crew recently carried out two shark egg case hunts at Spurn Point. The visitors who took part became citizen scientists for the

The Deep are looking forward to holding their popular Ecology at the Beach sessions this summer holidays, continuing their partnership with Sewerby Hall and Gardens. On the 6th and 27th August, Deep

July 28th each year is World Nature Conservation Day. This is a day to increase awareness about the need to protect natural resources, like water and energy, and to recognise that a clean and healthy

An exciting new seagrass sculpture has recently been installed on The Deep’s grounds, funded by Wilder Humber. A pioneering partnership between Ørsted and Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Wildlife Trusts

The Deep is home to around 15 shark and ray species, found in a number of different habitats throughout the aquarium. These vary significantly in size; from the bizarre looking, critically endangered