One of the world's most famous waterways is about to get a huge transformation, as part of a multi-million dollar project funded through the Endangered Landscape and Seascape Programme. Coastal habitats along the Greater Thames Estuary, the life source of England's capital and far beyond,
Defra has recently launched its consultation on the principles of Marine Net Gain, aimed to putting England's marine environment 'into recovery'. We urge anyone with an interest in our marine environment to take part, by following the link here. The consultation closes on the 30th
Produced by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) on behalf of the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the plan is the culmination of four years of engagement and policy development with stakeholders representing relevant interests and sectors. You can view
Join artist Richard Jeferies and friends, to create a mural celebrating the marine and bird life found in and around the coast of the Isle of Sheppey.
Join artists Xtina Lamb and Paivi Seppala, to explore the rich estuary colours and textures of the Sheppey shoreline.
Join printmaker, Tina Hagger from HandmadebyHaggy, to create your own black and white linocut prints inspired by the Sheppey shoreline.
Join artist Laurie Harpum and the partnership's Gardians of the Deep project officer Belinda Lamb, for this drop-in family event, searching for and making some of the island's array of marine life.
Join artist Laurie Harpum and the partnership's Gardians of the Deep project officer Belinda Lamb, for this drop-in family event, looking for and making some of the island's array of marine life.
Join sound artist Jane Pitt on a sonic boat trip down the Swale from Queenborough to Conyer, listening to its unique sound environment, both above and below water.