Walk 2: Croyde and Saunton Down This walk was a bit of an unexpected one. I knew I’d be walking, but I didn’t realise it would turn out to be a 3.4 mile stomp across Saunton Down and the South West Coast Path. I had lunch with colleagues at the New Coast Kitchen (good food!) and then the plan was to just go for a short walk as a group.

Walk 2: Croyde and Saunton Down

A recent weekend walk in North Devon taking in country tracks, the coastal path and stunning views across the rugged Croyde Bay/Saunton coastline. #walking #devon #northdevon #southwestcoastpath #coastalgeography #blogging #writing

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As sea levels rise, living forests can become salinated. Sometimes they turn to mudflats with minimal plant life, and sometimes invasive flora species take over. But sometimes they turn to marshland, the best possible outcome as marsh plants can do some of the work of forests, such as buffering […]

Our final stakeholder workshop this January, this time with the North of England on the English Coastal Classification, has just started. I will be posting live from the workshop. Professor Sheena Asthana is introducing the project

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