Archive of: 2019

Greenhaven Network is an umbrella group supporting over 60 green space community groups, professionals and residents working together to make a difference to your green spaces.

Posted: 20 June 2019 | Comments: 0

Take a look through these fantastic shots from Steve Winsor taken recently on The Living Coast right below the surface within the marina.

Posted: 05 June 2019 | Comments: 0

IMPRINT explores people's connection to wild and natural sites and is a collaboration between dancers, local people and place.

Posted: 04 June 2019 | Comments: 0

A new two-day event connecting children and teenagers with local nature comes to The Living Coast this June - 17th & 18th June at The University of Brighton.

Posted: 21 May 2019 | Comments: 0

Forestry England are encouraging more people to make regular visits to woodland to improve mental wellbeing. Forests are places you can seek adventure, make memories or find escape.

Posted: 15 May 2019 | Comments: 0

May is an excellent month to get outdoors to appreciate the fresh new vibrant renewal of life all around ...

Posted: 30 April 2019 | Comments: 0

This is such a great opportunity to see some of our best countryside – taking in the coast and beautiful scenery through The Living Coast. Register for The Greater Brighton Cycle Challenge today.

Posted: 24 April 2019 | Comments: 0

The Living Coast Undersea Experience is an interactive, virtual reality & 360 experience, enabling users to explore the underwater environment of Beachy Head's West Marine Conservation Zone (running between Brighton Marina & Beachy Head). Find out where you can see the pilot project here.

Posted: 01 April 2019 | Comments: 0

Spring arrived early this year and is already well underway ...

Posted: 29 March 2019 | Comments: 1

As part of the Seabirds Count census, volunteers across the UK will be participating in surveys of urban nesting gulls during late April to mid-May, in 2019 and 2020. These urban surveys will play a vital role in understanding how the UK population of both Herring and Lesser Black-backed gulls are faring.

Posted: 28 March 2019 | Comments: 0