by Sarah Dobson | Nov 20, 2025 | Conservation, Learning & engagement, Nature & wildlife, Projects, Volunteering
We were really excited to be able to visit the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew at Wakehurst with the Wildflower Guardians this summer as part of our Greening the Cities project. The Wildflower Guardians with one of Wakehurst’s Giant Redwoods The Wildflower Guardians... 
by Sarah Dobson | Oct 30, 2025 | Nature & wildlife, Partners, Projects, Towns & city
The Living Coast UNESCO Biosphere is thrilled to confirm the generous support of local construction firm Morgan Sindall Construction. Morgan Sindall Construction have donated significant funding to the Biosphere programme, which will support the ongoing work of the... 
by Jess Mead | Nov 20, 2024 | Conservation, Nature & wildlife, Projects, Volunteering
Title image of volunteers planting wildflowers at Saunders Park in Brighton. Image credit Jess Mead. As part of the Changing Chalk – Greening the Cities project, we’re working to create several new wildflower patches across the Living Coast area. These... 
by Sarah Dobson | Sep 17, 2024 | Conservation, Nature & wildlife, Towns & city
Title image of the Wildflower Guardians at work on Donkey Well Meadow, Stanmer Park. Image credit Mike Luscombe A year ago this September, as part of the Changing Chalk – Greening the Cities project and inspired by the work of the Wildflower Conservation... 
by Sarah Dobson | Dec 19, 2022 | Impact, Learning & engagement, Nature & wildlife, Partners, Projects
2022 started as it meant to go on – with an innovative partnership conservation project aiming to replace some of the rarest habitat of the Biosphere – coastal vegetated shingle. This forms part of the ongoing restoration project at Black Rock, a site...
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