FoSB supports and subscribes to #2minutebeachclean http://www.beachclean.net and this Saturday is: As part of the BBC’s Springwatch ‘Do something Great’ campaign #2minutebeachclean have declared that June 11th will be our first #2minutebeachlean day. All we ask is that everyone takes … Continue reading →
The huge flood defence scheme for Shoreham by Sea is soon to begin. If you haven’t seen this before, then this 3-D representation gives you a great idea of the reasons for and the impact of this scheme. It is … Continue reading →
As we are linked with the local RSPB, they have offered FoSB places at cost on their forthcoming trips to bird sanctuaries and hides. Details follow, please contact John Young direct if you are interested. In all cases: Please wear stout … Continue reading →
A bright and breezy afternoon saw 40+ families and friends meet with their guides at Shoreham Fort to explore the shingle beach from the Fort to the Burrells and discover the rich variety of plants that thrive and survive there. … Continue reading →
On a windy and decidedly chilly evening, FoSB played host to 19 members of Shoreham Beach Cubs and 6 leaders. As part of our TUTT initiative, they came to start work on their Conservation Badge by finding out about … Continue reading →
FoSB’s new initiative, Tidy Up the Tideline began in a small way with three families coming after school to learn a little about the problem of litter on the beach and to clean the tideline zone around the Shingle Road … Continue reading →
A marine day conference for teachers, led by Steve Savage, took place on the Shoreham Beach Local Nature Reserve to inspire teachers about our amazing coast and how they can implement marine studies into the school curriculum. Due to the … Continue reading →
As part of the National Entymological Society’s National Insect Week http://www.nationalinsectweek.co.uk/ FoSB are holding an Insect talk and walk at Shoreham Beach. Sunday June 26th , 2016 – 10:30 to 13:30 This event seeks to explore the familiar and not so … Continue reading →
Childing Pink (Petrorhagia nanteuilii) is an extremely rare plant species of flowering plant in the carnation family, Caryophyllaceae. Common names include childing pink, productive carnation, proliferous pink and wild carnation. It is an annual that grows to 50 cm tall. Leaves are linear, opposite and stem clasping. Small pink flowers are … Continue reading →
Bathing water in the South East The role of water companies in protecting it The main objective is the further protection of public health and also to increase the information available about bathing water quality so people can make informed … Continue reading →
