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Marine Conservation Society lecture series at Bangor University attracted 100s of people and talkers included local divers, university lecturers, specialists from NGOs such as Marine Conservation Society, Whale and Dolphin Conservation, photographers and staff from Countryside Council for Wales etc.
LSW ref: LSW_N_0003_072 and 074 and 077-80

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