The Bay: A blueprint for recovery will be holding their ‘Big Wave’ tidal event on July 23 in Morecambe.
The Bay will also be joined by Jon Carter from the RSPB who will be delivering a session about the tidal ecosystem and birds, and there will be stalls from the project’s partners at Lancashire Wildlife Trust, as well as representation from Eden Project North.
There’ll be plenty of entertainment to keep the family happy with sea shanties from The Mizzen Crew, crafting sessions and beach art, and activities from Morecambe Library and Active Lancashire. The event kicks off The Wildlife Trust’s National Marine Week – two weeks of celebration of our coastline. As an island nation, the UK has 17,800 km of windswept coastlines that are never more than 80 miles from any location in the UK.There’ll be events around the coastline from July 23 to August 7, including rockpooling, seaweed surveys and beach cleans, and celebrating our ‘Sea Superheroes’ such as the Small-spotted Catshark and Sand Lizard.
The project aims to help people with the loneliness and isolation resulting from Covid-19 by immersing people in nature and helping with nature’s recovery.
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