A campaign's been launched by a Topsham charity to stop the trade in seashells and seahorses as souvenirs or trinkets.
The Seahorse Trust says many of the items sold in shell shops are endangered species - and their loss is bad for the environment.
It's asking people who see them on sale in shops to report it - and take a photo if possible - but without confronting the shopkeeper or causing any trouble.
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