Projects
The Living Coast partnership supports and delivers projects across the region, spanning nature conservation, sustainable socio-economic development and environmental awareness.
These include initiatives to green urban spaces and improve water quality, to promote active travel and biocultural tourism and to conduct research into our biosphere’s unique environment.
City Nature Challenge
International event encouraging people around the world to find and document wildlife in their local area, 30 April - 3 May 2027
Our City, Our World
A programme dedicated to learning about sustainability, climate change and the environment.
Changing Chalk – greening the cities
Bringing the wildflowers of the South Downs into Brighton and Hove through the creation of new areas of wildflower planting.
Changing Chalk – wilding Waterhall
Restoring chalk grassland, improving biodiversity and supporting public engagement on a former golf course.
The Aquifer Project
Protecting our aquifer so that we can all have access to clean, safe water in the future.
KP Projects’ TLC Undersea Experience
Explore the depths of the undersea world of The Living Coast, and experience the rich diversity of marine life of our unique chalk reef - without ever getting wet!
Climate for Communities
Putting Brighton & Hove communities and social justice at the heart of climate action
Wilder Verges
Brighton & Hove Wilder Verges project is piloting wildlife grass management for biodiversity across the city.
‘Home’ – Marine Conservation Zone Undercliff Path Sculptures
Exploring the Marine Conservation Zone through sculpture
BioCultural Heritage Tourism
Celebrating and safeguarding our natural and cultural heritage while encouraging responsible tourism that connects people to nature.
Stanmer Park Restoration Project
Restoring and conserving Brighton & Hove’s biggest park while developing opportunities for residents and visitors to connect with nature and local enterprise.
Fabrica & The Living Coast Artist Residency
Anna Dumitriu's ‘Algologies’ project explores the entangled relationships between seaweed, women and science.
England Coast Path: Shoreham by Sea to Eastbourne
Enabling visitors to a forthcoming section of the new national coast path to see that they are travelling through The Living Coast.
