The Trading company, launched late in 2022, generates and facilitates innovative opportunities for the Trust to achieve long term financial security for the Charity, whilst also establishing new ways to work with businesses and communities who want to contribute towards protecting and conserving the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. Lucy Culkin, CEO for the Trust…
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The Jurassic Coast Trust have partnered with Teemill to launch an organic clothing range inspired by the Jurassic Coast UNESCO World Heritage Site. The ranges include collections for men, women and kids. Each piece is made from Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified organic cotton in factories powered by renewable energy, and the packaging is…
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The coastline is active and unpredictable and there have already been several significant rock falls along the Jurassic Coast this year. We are strongly encouraging people, especially visitors who might not be as aware, to use common sense and caution – and to always pay attention to warning signs and messages about how to stay…
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Last week, we launched a crowdfunding campaign intended to help us develop a feasibility study for a new museum dedicated to the outstanding geology, palaeontology and geomorphology of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. This week, we delve deeper into why this project has become an important priority for us and what else we will…
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Jurassic Coast Trust Ambassador Steve Belasco is a marine photographer documenting our World Heritage Site entirely from offshore. Here he begins a monthly blog where he will be highlighting an image that has a particular significance to him and briefly explaining why. Durdle Door at dawn Durdle Dawn It’s been photographed countless times at all…
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The Jurassic Coast Trust are calling for public support to catapult the development of a proposed new museum dedicated to the outstanding geology, palaeontology and geomorphology of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site with the launch of a crowdfunding campaign and benefit event in early 2023. Brittlestar fossil A delicate brittlestar fossil from the Jurassic…
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JCT are delighted to introduce our new team members, Mugdha and Georgia! Mugdha joins us from Lancaster, she will be involved in our digital content project for the next 3 months. Mugdha, who is passionate about science communications, is a budding Volcanologist and an avid trekker. She completed her bachelors and masters in Geology from…
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Just like the 95 miles of protected Dorset and East Devon Coast, the organisation responsible for its protection and conservation, is evolving and changing. In response to a turbulent couple of years and ongoing challenges, we have developed our business strategy which puts the conservation needs of the Site and wishes of the local communities…
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Over the past couple of years, the Jurassic Coast Trust has been finding out just what it is that draws people here and what makes the Jurassic Coast a ‘special place’ for them. We spent time developing our digital plans to create a new, all inclusive website which truly reflects the experiences and curiosity of…
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