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.
Today, 5th December, is International Volunteers Day, and we’re sharing stories from three of our fantastic volunteers across the SWCP. We talk to Active Devon Volunteer Award winner, Jeanie Blackall of Healing Steps; Local Path Rep and Coast Path Connectors (CPC) Walk Leader, Paul Miller; and Area Rep and CPC Volunteer, Bryn.
Winter is a fantastic time of year for getting out onto the Coast Path and spotting wildlife, particularly along the estuaries and marshes where birdlife is in full swing. Take a look at some recommendations of where to spot birdlife on and near to the Path.
Director Julian and National Trail Officer Lorna recently attended the opening of our International Friendship Trail with the Bruce Trail in Canada and from there went onto the 2024 World Trails Network Conference in Ottawa. Here is an update from their time in Canada written by Lorna.
As the clocks have gone back and the days are getting shorter, SWCPA comms volunteer Barney Munn reflects on walks that help blow away the cobwebs this autumn/winter season.
We’re back with the latest bi-monthly update on the Coast Path Connectors (CPC) project. In this blog, we’re catching up on the end of the summer holidays, and the beginning of our autumnal walks in all weathers from rain to sunshine.
The South West Coast Path 