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📢 Free online talk: New evidence shows eco-moorings helped to restore seagrass at Studland Bay
We're excited to continue our Studland's Ocean Meadows: The Science Beneath the Surface webinar series with a fascinating new online talk exploring the latest research from Studland Bay.
Join Kira Dunn, MSc Marine Biology with Oceanography student at the University of Southampton, and Dr Ken Collins, Emeritus Research Fellow and Diving Officer at the University of Southampton, as they share the findings of this exciting research and discuss what it could mean for the future of seagrass conservation and marine habitat recovery.
📅 Wednesday 25 November
🕕 6:00pm - 7:00pm
💻 Online via Zoom
Register here: https://eventbrite.co.uk/e/…
Hosted by Dorset Coast Forum on behalf of the Studland Bay Marine Partnership.
#Seagrass #MarineConservation #StudlandBay #OceanMeadows #EcoMoorings ...
📢 Calling all North Swanage residents: talk to us about coastal change
When Future Coast North Swanage began in 2025, we asked residents about coastal change, adaptation and resilience. Those responses helped us understand local priorities and have influenced the work we've carried out over the last two years.
Now, as the project moves towards its final stages, we'd like to revisit those questions. By comparing responses over time, we can better understand whether awareness, understanding and perceptions of coastal change have changed, and what that might tell us about engaging communities in adaptation planning.
Whether you've followed the project from the start, attended an event, subscribed to our updates, or are hearing about Future Coast for the first time, we'd like to hear from you.
📄 See the findings from our 2025 survey: https://dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk/31039/…
📝 Complete the 2026 survey: https://dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk/futurecoast-s…
📅 The survey is open until 30 November 2026.
Every response will help us understand how communities can prepare for and adapt to future coastal change, both in North Swanage and beyond.
#CoastalAdaptation #DorsetCoast #NorthSwanage #CoastalChange #FutureCoastDorset ...
Great opportunity to learn more about flood resilience 👇👇 ...
This content isn't available at the moment
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