Bring all the family on this big walk from Preston Park to Devil's Dyke.
An exhibition of artwork created by thirteen different schools highlighting wildlife in the local biosphere and using sustainable and recycled materials.
During Swift Week 2020, there will be a range of free events at major Brighton venues - watch this space for updates!
Free special 'Nature 2020' boat tours with live eco commentary
Save the date - details to follow
Photo credit: Miles Davies / Sussex Wildlife Trust
A group exhibition themed around biodiversity by children and young people aged 4-18 from across The Living Coast.
The annual 'Spring in the Patch' community park event has Nature as its special theme this year.
Join Dr Gerald Legg to discover the changes in Sussex’s marine biodiversity from the 18th century to now.
Join the Challenge! The Living Coast is competing to find and record the most wildlife between the 24th and 27th April 2020. Help us to showcase the amazing nature we have.
Let's get Rottingdean Beach all spruced up and ready for summer!
Discover the surprising marine life that lives right on your doorstep!
Participants of all ages can print on paper, totes and tees to make and take away their own work featuring a The Living Coast species.
Explore the world of animal architecture at the Booth Museum. Discover miniature homes under the microscope and create your own nest.
This illustrated talk by Sarah Dobson, programme manager for The Living Coast, will provide an introduction to The Living Coast Biosphere and the related sustainability projects that the Biosphere supports, with a particular focus on Nature2020
Six species of thrush can be found in the UK. Unfortunately, all of them have seen a decline over the last half a century.
Owls are fascinating in both their ecology and mythology, revered by the ancient Greeks as a symbol of wisdom, feared by the Romans who saw them as harbingers of death.
Care for the local marine environment and learn about all things marine on the beach.
In this workshop for children aged 8-13yrs, young people will create new fantasy worlds, designing individual characters based on combinations of humanoids with plant and animal features.
Seed Swap: bring seeds that you have saved or want to swap. Family activities!
Dusk brings a shift of the senses, a change to how the world is known. A similar recalibration can happen when we choose to settle down somewhere and map what our perceptions find there.
Join us for the official launch of Nature2020, our year long celebration of biodiversity in the Biosphere marking the end of the International Decade on Biodiversity. Meet us at 11:00 at Saltdean Library and walk with us to Brighton Marina along the Undercliff Path.
This can be a great time of year to observe owls on the hunt, listen to cackling woodpeckers and watch for winter wildfowl.
Please join the Nature2020 steering group at Grand Parade cafe at on Wednesday October 9th for a Nature2020 pre-launch networking event.
