The Christmas Beach Clean was a happy event. We had thirty-three people removing six full bags of litter and a large area of the beach was covered. It was good to see how much less the litter is now than it … Continue reading →
September’s Gullfest On 7 September, The Friends of Shoreham Beach (FOSB) hosted Gullfest on Coronation Green. At least 40 people turned up, so thank goodness that half a dozen Shoreham and District Ornithological Society (SDOS) experts were on hand to … Continue reading →
Its that time of year again, when the actions of the longshore drift mean that shingle has built up massively against the western Harbour Arm of the River Adur to the detriment of the beaches on the eastern side. As … Continue reading →
Starry Clover (Trifolium stellatum) was first found on the LNR in 1804 and is thought to have come by sea in ships ballast from the Mediterranean where it is quite common. For many years Shoreham Beach was its only location … Continue reading →
