Brighton & Hove Wildlife Forum share what our local wildlife is doing in the summer months. The height of summer is a time of bustling vibrancy. It is the peak time to see butterflies, bees and dragonflies and Chalk Grassland wildflowers. While out on walks through...
Announcing the selected artists for The Living Coast Artist Residencies 2022. The Living Coast, Fabrica and ONCA are thrilled to announce The Living Coast Artist Residencies for 2022. This paid opportunity for artists and makers living and/or working in The Living...
The 2022 City Nature Challenge welcomed 67,220 citizen scientists in May to the annual challenge recording local nature in cities across the globe. What is City Nature Challenge? City Nature Challenge is a global citizen science project to collect information about...
Events to launch our local wilding project from 28 May - 5 June. A week long series of free events is being held to celebrate the launch of the Wilding Waterhall project. These events will showcase this flagship wilding project for The Living Coast region, where a...
The coming of Spring heralds the appearance of some of The Living Coasts most special creatures. Kim Greaves of Brighton & Hove’s Wildlife Forum helps us get to know our local amphibians and reptiles: In the depths of winter it isn’t the thought of woodlands...
To celebrate Dark Skies Week artist Steve Geliot took a night time adventure across The Living Coast. With Dark Skies week upon us, I thought it would be fun to take a nocturnal wander around The Living Coast UNESCO Biosphere and see if I could find the darkest...
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