In the latest instalment of our Inspired by the Coast series, we talk to Mark Lord, a photographer and lino print artist who is Cornish born and bred. Mark shares with us the connection to his Cornish roots and how his printmaking is deeply connected to the coast that he calls home.
This week (24th February – 2nd March) is Cornish Pasty Week, a celebration of the thick-crusted, filled pasty with origins dating back to the 13th century. In this blog, we’re diving into the history of this D-shaped pastry, and how today it supports Cornwall’s culture, heritage, and economy.
When heading out to the coast, it’s important to keep safe and not disturb marine wildlife on the South West Coast Path. In this blog, we share facts about seals on the British Isles, as well as how to safely watch seals in Cornwall and Devon.
In this latest instalment of our Inspired by the Coast series, we talk to Laura Nunn, the Devon-based printmaker and illustrator behind The Black Pug Press, whose art is inspired by her love of nature, cold water swims, and adventures on the South West Coast Path.
In our latest blog on Coast Path Connectors, Alex, our CPC Project Manager shares the exciting news about continuing our community outreach and engagement work in 2025.
Our volunteers are a fundamental part of our Coast Path Connectors Project; leading walks, preparing for walks and supporting participants when out walking. In this blog written by Alex, our Coast Path Connectors Project Manager, we will be having a look back at our 2024 online training session programme.
The South West Coast Path 