The Jurassic Coast is inviting people to share their favourite coastal walks, views and spots as part of their #MyJurassicCoast campaign. It comes as the charity has been nominated for “Best Use of Content” at the Travolution Digital Awards. Featured prominently on Instagram and at their website, #MyJurassicCoast highlights how the coastline has helped people…
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Purbeck Ice Cream have raised more than £3,000 for the Jurassic Coast from proceeds from their Jurassic Range of flavours. Launched in late 2017, 10p from every tub in the range, which includes the Dig-A-Saurus, Ammonite Bites, Purbeck Rocks and Sull-Diggery flavours, goes to the Trust to help them look after the World Heritage Site…
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We have invited scientists to bring a range of interactive activities. Learn about how your brain works, handle bugs, observe living microbes, identify fossils, test water samples and much more! Suitable for ages 4+ Admittance to the Family Science Fair this year will be by ticket only. Tickets are FREE and can be obtained by…
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The future is bright for volunteering on the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. Caroline Pearce- Engagement and Partnerships Manager Two and a half years seem to have gone by in a blink of an eye and we have come to the end of the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) Coastal Communities funded…
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The Jurassic Coast is pleased to provide notice of our Annual General Meeting, to be held on Friday 22nd October from 10.30-11.ooam at Bridport Town Hall. Please contact us at info@jurassiccoast.org if you would like to attend (due to building capacity, we would need to be able to confirm attendees in advance.)
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The Jurassic Coast is excited to share the details of a new scientific publication, co-authored by our palaeontologist Chris Reedman, examining the exceptional preservation of a Jurassic ammonite. Using innovative modern techniques, the team of scientists were able to reconstruct soft tissues such as muscles and organs in never-before-seen detail. This study has also provided…
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The Jurassic Coast’s website, jurassiccoast.org, has recorded its largest ever volume of traffic in a single month, with more than 71,000 people accessing the site in August 2020. Driven by a UK-wide increase in “stay-cations” due to Covid-19, as well as the Summer weather, people came to the site en masse to access the latest…
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As a marine photographer and Jurassic Coast Ambassador, I’ve spent many hours cruising along the entire length of the Jurassic Coast capturing images from my motor boat Strange Weather. Buy Steve’s 2021 Jurassic Coast Dolphins Calendar As well as the stunning vistas, I’ve enjoyed photographing a huge range of human activity, from pot boats crabbing…
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The Jurassic Coast Partnership Plan, the guiding document for the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, has been launched. The document sets out a shared vision for the Site, guiding partners and stakeholders in how to look after it, and will run until 2025. The Plan was widely consulted on, receiving more than 300 contributions from…
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