Cetacean Research & Rescue Unit

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Cetacean Research & Rescue Unit Dedicated to the understanding, welfare and protection of whales, dolphins and porpoises (cetaceans) and the marine environment in which they live.

Formed in 1997, the CRRU is a small non-profit research organisation based in northeast Scotland dedicated to the welfare, protection and conservation of whales, dolphins and porpoises

NEW MONTHLY SERIES! ♻️ We’re excited to introduce CRRU’s Eco-Friendly Tip of the Month!!As a charity working to protect ...
01/09/2026

NEW MONTHLY SERIES! ♻️
We’re excited to introduce CRRU’s Eco-Friendly Tip of the Month!!
As a charity working to protect our oceans and marine wildlife, we’re always looking for simple ways we can reduce our impact on the environment, and we want to share those ideas with you too!

Every month, we’ll share a small, achievable change that can help us all live a little more sustainably and reduce the impact we have on the environment.

For our first tip, we’re looking at something we all use: washing-up products!
Swipe to see some simple do and dont’s.

We’d also love for you to be part of this series;
Have an eco-friendly tip you swear by?
Is there a sustainable product you’d recommend?
Is there an environmental topic you’d like us to cover?

Drop your ideas below and you might even see your suggestion featured in a future Eco-Friendly Tip of the Month!

26/06/2026

We are delighted to announce that our CRRU flagship "Hermes" has now been fully outfitted with a brand new pair of 2026 Suzuki DF 175 APX lean burn engines, thanks to an amazing dealer concession and support from Buccaneer Marine, and with funding from the RS Macdonald Charitable Trust, Britford Bridge Trust, Kiln Family Trust, Tay Charitable Trust, John Swire 1989 Charitable Trust, Crown Estates Coastal Communities Fund, Beryl Evetts and Robert Luff Animal Welfare Trust Ltd, Hamamelis Trust and the Gordon and Ena Baxter Foundation

19/05/2026
We have just released the first version of our Photo ID app for other research groups and even for public use! 🎉The app ...
12/05/2026

We have just released the first version of our Photo ID app for other research groups and even for public use! 🎉

The app is a research tool that can be used for photo identification studies, such as in longitudinal mark-recapture research. It allows for the grouping of photos containing unique identification markings, includes tools for editing and visually filtering photographs to help identify marks, and can be integrated with an analysis provider (such as a machine learning model) for convenient catalogue matching. It's free, open-source, and available on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

For more information visit:
photoidapp.crru.org.uk

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