Young Photographer of the Year – Arthur Allan
We’re thrilled to announce this year’s Young Photographer of the Year —Arthur Allan, who captured a truly special moment with his stunning image “Rubbing Shoulders on Gwennap Head.”
We’re thrilled to announce this year’s Young Photographer of the Year —Arthur Allan, who captured a truly special moment with his stunning image “Rubbing Shoulders on Gwennap Head.”
Working in partnership to deliver a new 70 metre long boardwalk at Porlock Marsh West will enable easier access all year round.
The recent IUCN recognition of trail corridors as Protected Areas gives an opportunity to leverage trail brands for sustainability.
The Coastal Wildbelt is a great example of the potential of trail corridors to deliver positive nature action and connect people with nature.
To celebrate World Rivers Day we hear from the Voices of Water Foundation (VoW) founder, Emmeline Hardisty, who is campaigning for better protection of the Rivers and Rias (drowned river valleys) in England and Wales, as she takes on a pilgrimage, a ‘tributary mission’, to raise awareness of VoW and its campaign.
John Dixon, a pollution artist, emphasises the environmental themes in his work derived from collected plastic debris on beaches. Inspired by nature and other artists, he highlights the detrimental effects of plastic waste on oceans and ecosystems. He advocates for changing consumer habits and regulatory reforms to combat plastic pollution.
In celebration of World Earth Day on 22nd April, we’re highlighting the stunning protected landscapes along the South West Coast Path. Passing through five National Landscapes and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, our trail is a fantastic place to explore the natural beauty and biodiversity that surrounds us. Discover the protected landscapes along the South West Coast Path.