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A cutie and the beast stole the show at Westward Ho! on 31st August, the last shore safari of a very busy and successful summer season that engaged about 1000 people in Coastwise events.   This the second visit of

Coastwise’s Autumn talks programme can now be downloaded – click on the "Our Coast Course" link in the box to the right of the page. We’ve secured excellent speakers on a range of topics associated with tthe marine and coastal

On Wednesday 24 August, there will be a free microscope workshop at Mortehoe Village Hall at which members of Coastwise North Devon will share their enthusiasm, experience and microscopes with everyone who drops in.  Children should be accompanied.  The workshop

Download the August Newsletter (click here) to find out about what’s been happening on the beach and under the microscope. There’s also some news about the broader issues affecting our shores, and what’s coming up in our Autumn indoors programme.

The weather was fine for the Festival shore safari, the 5th safari in our 2011 summer programme.   About 40 people assembled at Barricane for 11am, mostly couples and some families with very young children. Jim Monroe and Mavis Symmons led

Overall, this Coastwise event attracted enthusiastic and interested families and there were 70+ visitors attended this event. Many seemed happy exploring in family groups and returning with their ‘catch’ for identification and discussion and there seemed to be lots of

Animals were seen in North Devon on Saturday that even television does not show.   Visitors to the AONB’s Discovery Day at Combe Martin on 21st May were able to view tiny shore animals down the microscope at Coastwise North

There are thousands, possibly millions of animals on the shore, largely invisible to the naked eye. Many are the vital first link in the marine food chain which is so important to us, but most of us know nothing about

On Tuesday 19thApril a combination of fine weather and school holidays helped make the first Coastwise Shore Safari of 2011 a roaring success, with nearly fifty people enjoying the sunshine on Croyde Beach. The event took place at the Northern

The Spring 2011 Newsletter is available for download here. There’s lot of interesting stuff about what we’ve been doing, and, more importantly, where we’re going this summer. There’s a really full summer programme of activities, so print out the Newsletter,