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The Jurassic Coast Geo-Heritage Sustainability Study project aims to investigate and provide a better understanding of the future risks to the Outstanding Universal Value of the Jurassic Coast UNESCO World Heritage Site, and understand how we might better conserve the unique geodiversity at the site. 

Our Head of Development, Simon, reflects on his first few months in post. 

Thinking of spending Father’s Day on the Jurassic Coast? With an abundance of walks, watersports and places to stop for Sunday Lunch, there’s always something to do in the Jurassic Coast, whether you are marking the day or not.

As we head into the summer events season, things are getting very busy for us at the Jurassic Coast Trust. Read more about upcoming events and our ongoing work. 

A Dynamic Coast indeed!

There is no doubt about it, this last winter has been the most active for landslides and rock falls along the Jurassic Coast for many years. Here is a rundown of the things we at the Jurassic Coast Trust are aware of, its likely there have been further impacts that we have not heard about.

If you’re coming to the Jurassic Coast this half term, you’re in for a treat! Not only do you have a UNESCO World Heritage Site to explore but a host of museums, a tonne of activities especially for the holidays and some of the best attractions in the South West!

Read all about the lastest conservation work being done by the Jurassic Coast Trust team. The Jurassic Coast Protected Site Strategy is underway and Lower Otter Restoration Scheme complete!

Read all about the latest updates on what the Jurassic Coast Trust team have been up to this month, as well as upcoming events. 

Travel experts, Holidaycottages.co.uk have revealed that the Jurassic Coast is the most scenic place to visit in the UK this Easter.

Planning a trip to the beautiful Jurassic Coast over the 9^th and 10^th March? Here’s how you can celebrate the mother figures in your life this Mother’s Day while visiting the Jurassic Coast.