Seascape artist Lucy Young lives on the Jurassic Coast with her passion for the Ocean infused into all her work. Her artwork often depicts people and human activity that evokes a sense of action and joy in each piece. Discover what captures Lucy’s imagination and how much the coast has inspired her work.
On 15 September 2022, Britain’s Tony Riddle will attempt to break the running record (Fastest Known Time) for the country’s longest, most challenging National Trail, the South West Coast Path.
Every year, the Marine Conservation Society and citizen scientists, like you, are on the lookout for jellyfish and marine turtles around the UK. From May-September, jellyfish arrive in UK waters in their hundreds, attracting turtles to feed here, too. If you spot jellyfish or turtles on your trip to the coast this summer, the Marine Conservation Society want to hear all about it.
Get simple tips on how to avoid sewer blockages from Andrew Blake, Sewer Network Protection Team Manager at South West Water.
Over the past 12 month’s we’ve seen an increase in dialogue about climate change and some of the actions we need to take to address this global issue. This has in part been a result of the G7 Summit held in Cornwall last summer and subsequently the COP 26 Climate Change Conference in Glasgow in November, both shining a light on the UK Government’s policies to mitigate the worst impacts and reduce future greenhouse gas emissions.
With over 9 million people using the SWCP each year, your support is vital to make every mile matter for our National Trail.
The South West Coast Path 