His aim is to raise awareness of the fascinating and beautiful life in the seas around the British Isles, and provide resources to support others with the same goal. The Benny the Blenny website has further educational resources.
Paul’s images are available to organisations promoting the conservation of our marine life. A range of photos can be seen on this site, on his Instagram and in the book, Great British Marine Animals. Please use contact for any specific requirements.
To enhance engagement, Paul’s underwater photography and videos are used for research into marine animal behaviour, including groundbreaking studies on the lives of recognised tompot blenny individuals and making observations on other species.
Paul gives lectures, presentations and keynote addresses to a wide variety of groups including universities and schools, in person or online. Please use contact for more information.
With National Marine Aquarium sponsorship, Paul and Teresa Naylor have produced a stunning 3m x 2m free-standing display for use by conservation organisations at indoor events.
See details and reviews for ‘Great British Marine Animals’
Find out more about Paul’s observations of animal behaviour and research on tompot blennies
Watch video clips of intriguing marine animal behaviour
Meet “Benny the Blenny“, the fish that blogs and narrates a children’s book!