Latest News from The Living Coast, Brighton & Lewes Downs Biosphere

The anti-litter campaign #StreetsAhead needs you to help stop litter entering the sea

Posted: 01 March 2018 | Comments: 0

It’s vitally important for everyone to spend time in nature every day. Here are a few tips to get children outdoors.

Posted: 06 February 2018 | Comments: 1

There are plenty of places to get involved with food in The Living Coast, read the top picks of the Brighton & Hove Food Partnership

Posted: 01 February 2018 | Comments: 0

Enjoy exercise that won’t cost you a penny and offers multiple benefits – walking!

Posted: 04 January 2018 | Comments: 1

The Rampion offshore wind farm has started to generate power, which will in time supply half of all the homes in Sussex, as well as announcing a £4 million community fund and creation of a local visitor centre in Brighton.

Posted: 01 December 2017 | Comments: 1

We are in the midst of a seismic shift in the way we use energy; now we as communities are able to take control of our energy future...

Posted: 19 October 2017 | Comments: 0

Tree specialist Alister Peters gives his dramatic account of the epic 1987 storm, looking back thirty years…

Posted: 13 October 2017 | Comments: 2

When we talk about creating safe, accessible and attractive towns and cities, we often forget one thing: Nature. Brighton & Hove Building Green believes that we can make much more of our urban environment to bring us the many benefits that green features can offer.

Posted: 03 October 2017 | Comments: 1

Do local children understand the importance of their world-class environment? The BHee project has been tackling this issue for the past six years!

Posted: 01 September 2017 | Comments: 0

Do you enjoy being in and near our fantastic Sussex marine environment? The Living Coast has a wealth of world class marine habitats, such as the chalk reefs all along our coast and the muds and saltmarsh of the Adur Estuary. The Clear Seas campaign run helps all those using the sea to look after it, whether on a daily basis, or whether you are simply passing by. Minimising the footprint we leave behind as a visitor or regular user of the Sussex coastline is just as important on land too.

Posted: 31 July 2017 | Comments: 0