National Beach Day is celebrated each year on August 30, 2026 - a day that encourages people to enjoy the natural beauty of coastal areas while promoting environmental awareness and clean-up efforts.
Read Did you know? We celebrate National Beach Day this Sunday…Did you know that the fallow deer, one of the UK's most recognisable deer species, isn't actually native to Britain? Originally from Asia, fallow deer were introduced by the Normans in the 11th century. Over time, they escaped from deer parks and spread into woodlands across the country.
Read Wild Wednesday - Fallow deer…Habitat banks come with a long‑term commitment: each site must be protected and managed for at least 30 years.
Read Habitat Banking - what are the benefits for Arun residents?…By 2055, we're expected to need significantly more water than is currently available, with a potential daily shortfall of five billion litres. To put that into perspective, that's the equivalent of 25 million taps running for 20 minutes every day.
Read Did you know? Every drop of water counts for our future…Have you spotted this striking coastal plant growing along our shingle beaches?
Read Wild Wednesday - Sea kale…