Month: May 2024

Celebrate our coast on World Ocean Day at Port Logan. Port Logan Beach, Port Logan 12.00 noon to 3.00pm on Saturday 8th June Join Solway Firth Partnership to celebrate our stunning coastline on World Ocean Day and have fun discovering seaside wildlife. World Ocean Day is an opportunity to celebrate the Rhins of Galloway Coast Path,… Read more »

Book on a Walk Along the Rhins of Galloway Coast Path. The Rhins of Galloway Coast Path is a 83 mile trail stretching from the waters of Loch Ryan to the cliffs of the Mull of Galloway. Thanks to funders, the National Lottery Heritage Fund, we are able to offer you a taste of it… Read more »

Cumbria LNRS Spring Newsletter Out. The Cumbria Local Nature Recovery Strategy team have produced a spring / summer newsletter. Click on the image below or on the link below the image. Cumbria LNRS Spring Summer Newsletter2024 For further information on how to get involved in the strategy development process and to have your say, please… Read more »

Vacancy for Head of Marine Conservation at the Wildlife Trusts. The Wildlife Trusts are looking for a new Head of Marine Conservation.  The successful applicant will lead the delivery of the movements’ ambitious response to the current climate and nature crisis at sea. They are looking for someone with the drive, and experience of high-level… Read more »

Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) and South Scotland Enterprise (SOSE) are pleased to announce the South West Scotland Future Landscapes Conference. This event, hosted by the Wildlife and Conservation Management team, aims to promote integration and cooperation between land managers in South West Scotland, identify the skills we need to build for the future and launch… Read more »

Southern Upland Partnership Hiring New Staff! Southern Upland Partnership (SUP) are seeking two experienced Managers, with knowledge of current challenges and opportunities for rural communities and the environment, a passion for tackling the climate and biodiversity crises, and the ability to develop and deliver a portfolio of diverse projects in partnership with communities, land owners… Read more »

Setting the Direction for Flood and Coastal Erosion Research in England and Wales. A document has just been produced which lists the areas of research interest for the FCERM (Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management) research and development programme up to 2028 when they will be reviewed. These are used to focus research activity and… Read more »

Marine Planning England Newsletter Spring 2024 To read the latest marine planning news from the Marine Management Organisation click here