Native oysters flourished in the Firth up to 10,000 years ago before being wiped-out in the 19th century due to overfishing. Their return to the Firth for the first time in over 100 years will enrich ...

Our seas and beaches are essential habitats for marine life and vital for climate resilience, yet they’re continually polluted by sewage and persistent "forever chemicals" that accumulate in the ...

Could this beach do with a clean? It's quick and easy to organise an event.

Could this beach do with a clean? It's quick and easy to organise an event.

You must be 15 or older on race day.

There's always a fantastic, encouraging, and lively atmosphere at Edinburgh Marathon festival. Edinburgh is a notoriously hilly city but don't worry, after you've ascended Arthur's seat and seen the ...

Meet: On the beach - just below the former hoverport access road Cliffsend, near Ramsgate, Kent CT12 5HY. *Access is via a footpath from the Viking Ship 'Hugin' Picnic Site in Cliffsend on the ...

The Australian government is finalising an expansion of a marine park by more than 300,000 square kilometres, quadrupling its size. The move would increase the amount of the country’s seas under ...

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We'll meet on Collywell Bay Road at the southern end of the bay. Google reference 55°04'51.0"N 1°28'13.5"W. (There is a small recess in the wall by the side of the road with a bench) Parking should be ...

Head to Fort William before trekking to the summit of our first and highest peak – Ben Nevis. Then set off for the Lake District to conquer Scafell Pike by night. Your final ascent will take place in ...

This trek is approximately 22 miles and takes you on a weekend adventure along England’s only natural World Heritage Site, the awesome Jurassic Coast! Dramatic coastal views and world-famous landmarks ...