In this latest instalment of our ‘Inspired by the Coast’ blog series, we talk to Lauren Marina, Poole-based illustrator whose art is inspired by nature, and a deep sense of connection and wonder with the sea and soil around her.
In the latest update on our Coast Path Connectors project, we share highlights from our winter walks across our five hub areas, including our first volunteer-led walk in Plymouth.
In the eighth instalment of our series on the ‘History Around the Coast Path’, guest writer and SWCPA Chair, Bob Mark, explores the expansion of the British Empire and socio-political changes of the early 20th century.
Today, 60 National Coastwatch Institution stations and 2,700 highly trained volunteers keep a visual watch around the coastline, supporting the Coastguard and other rescue services. Get your Coast Path Passport stamped at one of twenty-four NCI stations along the SWCP.
Interdisciplinary theatre-maker and director, Beth Bowden, talks about the creative process behind her new five-star, award-nominated play, RIGHT OF WAY.
Introducing Leela Chakravarti, Marine Biologist turned Potter, who draws inspiration from the coastline in her pottery.
The South West Coast Path 