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Taking stock and looking forward to 2020
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A Year in The Living Coast
Taking Stock and Looking Forward to 2020 ...
We’ve been working with our partners on many projects in The Living Coast region this year:
we’ve hosted the pre-launch event for Nature2020
event organisers and supported the
ChaMP project to develop sustainable urban drainage solutions in Brighton and Lewes
, learning from their groundwater protection work with rural communities; we’ve been awarded HLF Development funding for the
Changing Chalk
project led by the National Trust; and with
ONCA
and Schools Without Walls we’re currently
showcasing the proposals for the forthcoming Marine Conservation Zone
.
We were out spreading The Living Coast word this summer at
Apple Day in Stanmer Park
and the
Wild Chalk
festival where there was a chance to try out a
simulation
of
The Living Coast Undersea Experience
.
We’ve reached out across the globe, building new partnerships with the
Bio-Cultural Heritage Tourism project
, including a week’s study tour to the
Iroise Islands & Sea Biosphere
on the North-Western Coast of France, working with other urban Biospheres as part of the
ENESUS project
and hosting a study group from
Ground Work Mishima
in Japan who wanted to learn more about our Biosphere.
We welcomed Martin Harris of Brighton & Hove Buses as our new Biosphere Board Chair
this Autumn to lead us into the new year, when we’ll be staging the official launch of
Nature 2020
at the
Winter in The Living Coast Undercliff Healthwalk
on 31st January. It’s a year-long programme of events and activities to celebrate and highlight the environment of The Living Coast - look out for a
Biosphere-wide Bioblitz
happening during the City Nature Challenge weekend of 24th 27th April. Later in the year the newly
restored Stanmer Park
will be officially reopened to the public in September.
We wish happy holidays to all our
Friends of the Living Coast
and a fruitful New Year.
WoW! - Window on Our World
Find out what native species of woody evergreen trees & shrubs you can find in he Living Coast ...
WoW! - read on
Eco Events
Check our calendar for lots to do in The Living Coast this Autumn ...
View Calendar
Nature Now
Animals face a struggle for survival through the cold lean winter months ...
What's happening in nature?
Volunteering & Jobs
Check our Volunteering page for paid and unpaid work opportunities ...
Opportunities
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