Inspired by the Coast: Joe Webster
This month’s Inspired by the Coast feature introduces the work and thinking of Joe Webster, known as Feral, a Devon-based artist whose practice is deeply rooted in the wild landscapes of the South West coast. Blending the immediacy and graphic energy of street art with the tradition of plein air landscape painting, Joe creates work that is shaped as much by the elements as by his own hand. From painting through storms and sea spray to exploring themes of connection, resilience and ecological change, his art invites us to see nature not as a backdrop, but as a living, dynamic force. In this interview, Joe reflects on the influences behind his work, the profound impact of the coastline on his creative vision, and why the South West Coast Path remains an enduring source of inspiration, reflection and belonging.
Summer Solstice, puffins and fairies
We have reached our longest day of light. A liminal time making way for extended possibilities to explore our natural world, and to reflect upon the abundance of wildlife along the South West Coast Path.
Behind the Lens III
A photo essay of the 2025 Photographer of the Year winning images PLUS the runner up images. Discover the story behind the lens and read about the photographers who have inspired our judges, and captured some truly stunning images of their time on the South West Coast Path in 2025.
In Focus: SWCP Volunteers
The charity is fortunate to have over 100 dedicated volunteers. This Volunteers’ Week (1-7 June) we are shining a light on our amazing volunteers, and finding out a little more about their roles, and what they love about volunteering at the South West Coast Path Association.
Coast Path Pub Spots
Hit the South West Coast Path for a scenic stomp chased by a hearty pub feast. South West Coast Path supporters, St Austell Brewery, have selected some winning walks you’ll want to bookmark in Devon and Dorset.
Jurassic Coast Celebrates 25 years as a World Heritage Site with a 250 million year history
The Jurassic Coast celebrates 25 years as a World Heritage Site this year. Sam Scriven, Principal Officer – World Heritage, at Dorset Council, writes about how special this stretch of coastline is, and the millions of years of history that is continuously revealed in this precious dynamic coastal environment.
The South West Coast Path 