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
See the fascinating micro marine world…………..
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
The first Shore Safari of 2011…a huge success !
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
Wind Power to summer Shore Safari trips – the Newsletter has it all !
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,
Seasearch finds Coastwise……..!
There’s a completely different perspective on the marine world available to divers, and Sally Sharrock from Seasearch Devon came all the way from Plymouth and gave Coastwise members a window on this fascinating and colourful world, and the work that
Coast beats the BBC ! Read on………….
Underwater cameraman Doug Anderson, recently shared with us (click here for story/pic) some of his amazing experiences filming for the BBC’s Frozen Planet series, to be screened in the autumn. We saw film clips and slides of his polar adventures,
Coastwise does birds, as well…………..!
To reflect the interest in terrestrial as well as marine natural history, Coastwise has been running more activities including birding trips. The latest (for report and picture, click here) was on February 8th along the Taw estuary, and was a
Oral History of North Devon’s coastal communities……
Coastwise North Devon’s opening meeting of the spring session concentrated on introducing our activities to new members. Among the reports on Shore Safaris, microscopy, Marine Conservation Zones and birding was an update on the highly successful Oral History project with
It’s 2011 and the latest Newsletter’s here……!
Coastwise is a lot more than a series of talks. The Winter 2011 Newsletter outlines how to get involved with some of the other activities, including how to go microscopic with microscopes, go macroscopic with MCZs, and simply be happy
NEW ! – Spring Programme – including talks by national media figures……..
Coastwise North Devon is recruiting members for a brand new weekly Our Coast course which starts at 9.45 am on 13th January in Barnstaple Library. Heading the line up of speakers are two from the media world. Doug Anderson, a

