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Solent Seascape Project

Solent Seascape Project

The Solent Seascape Project is a 5 year project working to restore a number of habitats across the Solent. The CHaPRoN Project in Chichester Harbour is one of ten partners involved. Follow this link to find out more about the Solent Seascape Projectread more »

Sussex Kelp Recovery Project

Sussex Kelp Recovery Project

This year the Sussex Kelp Recovery Project celebrates its third anniversary. In March 2021, over 300km² of seabed was protected from trawling by the Sussex Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority. This saw the creation of the largest marine rewilding project in the UK - Sussex Kelp Recovery Project. Since then, they... read more »

BBC Breakfast Water Quality Special plus 'Our Sea Forest'

BBC Breakfast Water Quality Special plus 'Our Sea Forest'

Rob and Bianca from the Clean Harbours Partnership Team  have a couple of really relevant and interesting links to share. If you happened to miss last week's BBC Breakfast Water Quality Special on Tues 5th September, which was filmed at Langstone Harbour, worry not! The Clean Harbours Partnership Team have... read more »

The Future of Seaside Towns Follow Up Report

The Future of Seaside Towns Follow Up Report

Following up on the 2017 government report on seaside towns, an new report including the Levelling Up Agenda and a review on progress has been issued. The original report looks at the regeneration of seaside towns and communities and suggests that the 'one size fits all' approach should be avoided,... read more »

Life Solved Live

Life Solved Live

Life Solved Live is a lecture series held by the University of Portsmouth presenting discoveries intended to change the way you see and understand things. The introductory lecture by Professor Alex Ford discussed the shocking truth behind our pollutants and our marine life in his talk ‘Sex changing sea... read more »

Shipwrecks - friend or foe?

Shipwrecks - friend or foe?

Within the CHASM project we are extremely fortunate to be receiving help from the license holder of a nearby historic wreck in Bracklesham Bay. The wreck itself is showing us a great deal about changes in the marine environment and makes a positive contribution to the project. A recent read more »

Coastal landfill sites

Coastal landfill sites

A new survey on threats from coastal landfill sites has been produced by Coastal Partners in association with the LGA Coastal Special Interest Group and the Coastal Group Network. The survey reveals that hundreds of historic coastal landfill sites across the country are at risk of polluting Britain’s beaches... read more »

CHaPRoN

CHaPRoN

Chichester Harbour Conservancy are running a project to help respond to the increasing pressures on Chichester Harbour. Called CHaPRoN (Chichester Harbour Protection and Recovery of Nature), it is a long-term partnership initiative whose key objective is to protect, enhance and drive recovery of the natural environment within Chichester Harbour and help create a landscape... read more »

Plans to reduce water pollution

Plans to reduce water pollution

New plans to help safeguard England’s precious protected sites by driving down nutrient pollution and allowing for the construction of sustainable new homes for families across the country were announced by the Government in July. Government plans will see: A new legal duty on water companies in England to upgrade... read more »

CHASM sonde and telemetry

CHASM sonde and telemetry

CHASM has been working with the Environment Agency to measure water quality parameters in Bracklesham Bay, West Sussex so we can look at some of the environmental factors that might be affecting crabs and lobsters in the area. Recently they deployed a real-time water quality monitor on the West... read more »