Andy Sharpe, from The Marine Conservation Society, paid us a visit for our Spring Beach Clean to help with the clean up and also to report on the Tidy Up The Tideline initiative. Click here to find his report. Our … Continue reading →
Thursday evening saw an enthusiastic and fun group from Shoreham Beach Cubs, who returned to the beach to further their understanding of beach litter and its effect upon the environment as part of the FoSB Tidy Up the Tideline Initiative. … Continue reading →
Steve Savage took part in the annual Big Bang South East STEM Science event on 29th June at the Ardingly Show Grounds. The aim of the event is to promote careers in STEM subjects such as science, technology, engineering and … Continue reading →
An Insect talk and walk led by local Biologist Steve Savage took place on Sunday 26th June at the Harbour Club and on Shoreham Beach Local Nature Reserve as part of celebrations taking place nationwide for National Insect Week which … Continue reading →
Following the recent spate of mindless graffition the Ferry Road footbridge, vandals have now turned their attention to the rock groynes on the beach at Kings Walk. Although small, this is nevertheless a criminal act and Joss Loader, Marine ward’s … Continue reading →
A sunny day coupled with the Farmers market, brought the crowds into Shoreham on Saturday 12th June. They also flocked into the marquee on Coronation Green for the World Oceans Day event http://www.worldoceansday.org/ at which FoSB had a stand. The litter … 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 →
