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Selsey Coastal Scheme Public Events

Selsey Coastal Scheme Public Events

In April, Coastal Partners is holding two public events to inform you about the progress of the Selsey Coastal Scheme. We hope to greet you at one of the drop-in events, which will focus on coastal defence options in your area. 📍 Join us at the... read more »

World's longest walking route

World's longest walking route

King Charles has inaugurated the longest managed coastal walking route in the world, opening a continuous footpath stretching around the entire coast of England. The King Charles III England Coast Path runs approximately 2,689 miles and, for the first time, allows walkers to follow England’s shoreline without interruption, passing through salt... read more »

East Beach Pond Water Quality

East Beach Pond Water Quality

Chichester District Council has been supporting The Manhood Wildlife & Heritage Group with their project to monitor water quality in East Beach Pond, Selsey. The group contacted the council’s Environmental Strategy Team last year and were put in contact with the Environment Agency. As a result, the group were... read more »

2024 Sussex IFCA Shellfish Summary

2024 Sussex IFCA Shellfish Summary

Sussex IFCA has released the 2024 Shellfish Permit Catch Return Summary. It includes permit numbers, species landings, and seasonal trends in fishing effort and efficiency.read more »

New Tree Research

New Tree Research

British woodlands and trees will benefit from new research aimed at boosting protection against pests and diseases, announced today (Tuesday 6 May). Our plants and trees are estimated to contribute ÂŁ4.1 billion per year to the UK’s economy – their vast canopies are teeming with birds and insects, they help... read more »

2024 CHASM Sediment Report

2024 CHASM Sediment Report

This report provides an update of analysis conducted as part of the CHASM (Crustacean, Habitats and Sediment Movement) project carried out by the University of Southampton in summer 2024. It seeks to understand environmental change from a sediments perspective, and sets out to answer a series of questions using... read more »

Blue Health

Blue Health

How does the sea benefit our health and wellbeing? Have you ever gazed out at the sea and felt the world become smaller? Perhaps you have swum in its waters and felt that time stood still, that the noise and chatter of the world faded away to a distant whisper, or... read more »

Rivers and Seas Watch

Rivers and Seas Watch

Rivers and Seas Watch is the new online service from Southern Water. It replaces Beach Buoy and provides near real-time information about storm overflow releases across the Southern Water region. When a potential storm overflow release is identified by their monitoring equipment (EDMs), a release event is created and... read more »

National Wealth Service

National Wealth Service

A new natural capital approach is needed if we are to save nature is the stark warning issued as a major new report on the state of our natural world is launched by Natural England. “Nature is the national wealth service”: says Natural England Chair, Tony Juniper, as he calls... read more »

Three Harbours Strategy

Three Harbours Strategy

The RSPB is delighted to inform you that the Three Harbours Strategy 2024-2028 is now published! Fay Pisani, Project Development Manager – Three Harbours, said the following: I’m enormously grateful to all of you for supporting the work of the partnership to get us to this milestone and I’m confident... read more »