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New project aims to make Weymouth Beach a leading example in beach accessibility – Survey now live! Sep 4, 2026 | Beach Access, ENewsread more
International Geodiversity Day 🌍🪨
To mark International Geodiversity Day and the Jurassic Coast's 25th anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we're celebrating the launch of a new online fossil catalogue.
The new website gives access to more than 600 fossil records and allows new discoveries to be recorded, helping to connect collectors, researchers, museums and communities while preserving our world-renowned fossil heritage for future generations.
Explore the catalogue:
#InternationalGeodiversityDay #JurassicCoast25 #Fossils #JurassicCoastWorldHeritageSite
📷 Image: A fossil insect preserved within a limestone nodule, featured on the Fossil Codes website
Birmingham University Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre Natural England ...
⚠️ Visiting Chesil Cove soon? Essential repairs to the coastal defences are due to start from around 5 October. Temporary exclusion zones and site activity will be in place, so please follow signage and any instructions from staff on the ground. ...
This content isn't available at the moment
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.Calling all Coastal Detectives around Swanage and Charmouth!
Have you ever wondered how your local coastline used to look, or how it might change in the future? We’re inviting children and their families to become Coast Detectives and take part in the Our Coast: Then, Now, Next challenge.
Investigate old photos, listen to stories from parents or grandparents, explore what the coast looks like today, and use your imagination to picture what might come next. You can share your discoveries through drawings, photos, interviews, writing, or short videos.
Your clues will help us piece together the story of our changing coast, past, present, and future.
Ready to start investigating? Join the challenge and share what you uncover!
Find out more information on the project webpages:
Charmouth: https://dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk/futurecoast-c…
Swanage: https://dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk/futurecoast-s… ...