In good weather, boats run by Searle's carry tourists out to view both grey and common seals that have colonised sand bars in the Wash and to the north of Norfolk.
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South Ascrib is part of a Special Area of Conservation owing to the significant breeding colonies of the common seal, with 35 % of Skye's breeding population resident in the area.
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The islands are sanctuaries for roughly 1, 000 seals _ part of the estimated 10, 000 common seals that live in Kattegat, the Baltic Sea waterway between the two Scandinavian countries.
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The Scottish Seals Forum is being asked to back calls to the Scottish Government for a comprehensive review of the Conservation of Seals Act 1970 after severe declines in common seal populations.
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Some 3, 350 common seals _ 30 percent of the population _ have died in Denmark, while about 4, 000 carcasses have been found along the coasts of neighboring Scandinavian nation Sweden.
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For example, the Royal Charter incorporating the Royal College of Nursing requires the College to have a common seal, as does that of the Government Ministers or bishops of the Church of England.
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SIGILLVM COMVNE translates as " the common seal ", DE RICHMOND means " of Richmond ", while LIBRE SCOLE BVRGENSIVM means " of the independent [ free ] school of the town ".
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An analysis suggests that common seal populations in Orkney and Shetland fell by 40 % from 2001 to 2006, prompting the then Scottish Executive to announce the likelihood of a new protective conservation order.
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In 2004, ACCU was registered with both the NGO Board and the Registrar of Companies for Uganda to become a body corporate with powers to sue and be sued; and with perpetual succession and a common seal.
