A £2.23m National Lottery Heritage Fund grant will help restore rare habitats and lost landscapes, bring history and local cultures to life and provide new experiences in the outdoors A multi-million-pound project connecting nature, people and heritage is set to...
Visit Brighton Museum before 3rd October and explore our interactive display on the cultural and natural heritage of The Living Coast. 1 September to 3 October 2021South Balcony Brighton Museum Free with Brighton Museum admission, members and residents free The city...
Fabrica and The Living Coast are delighted to announce that Anna Dumitriu has been selected for the Fabrica-Living Coast Artist Residency 2021. Anna Dumitriu Anna’s residency and accompanying blog Algologies takes place 17 May – 17 June and will be a deep dive...
Thank you to all the citizen scientists across the Living Coast and beyond who took part in this weekend’s City Nature Challenge. People all across the Brighton & Eastern Downs have helped us learn more about the flora and fauna of our region in both urban and rural...
#LeaveNoTrace Brighton is a community-initiated, proactive campaign to raise awareness and promote responsible rubbish disposal on Brighton's beaches and green spaces. Formed by a group of local beach lovers, #LeaveNoTraceBrighton are campaigning to raise awareness...
Does Brighton have more birds than Bristol? Cardiff more chestnuts than Coventry? Manchester more minibeasts than Middlesbrough? Help us find out by taking part in City Nature Challenge! What is City Nature Challenge? City Nature Challenge is an epic, global citizen...
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