Wallasea Island Wild Coast project

Conservation for the 21st century, on a scale never before attempted in the UK!

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  • Blog post: National Volunteers Week - Walvols weather it again!

    So how did you spend YOUR Jubilee weekend? While many people went on a serial barbecue spree or joined the royal festivities via the wonders of satellite television, my favourite team of volunteers were once again turning out in all weathers on behalf of the Wild Coast project. In this national week...
  • Blog post: Wallasea Events 2012

    As I look out of my office window, across the river to Burnham-on-Crouch, it looks like a Spring day - sun shining, grass green and a male blackbird rather hopefully chasing a female around the farmyard. Yes, the sap is rising unseasonable early and signs of a new season are all around us! With this...
  • Blog post: Kayak Krazy in Essex

    As friends will certify, I'm not often speechless, but we were all gobsmacked to see 70 colourful kayaks heading for the causeway on Sunday - it wasn't that we weren't expecting them, but there was more than twice as many as initially predicted! Our first Wild Coast Paddle proved a runaway...
  • Blog post: Canoeists stop traffic in Essex...

    Were you one of those driving over the causeway to Wallasea Island last Sunday lunchtime? You may have been bemused by the sight of RSPB staff, volunteers and what looked like a paparazzi scrum on the side of the marsh and a group of canoeists hauling up at the edge of the road. Excitement built as...
  • Blog post: Yacht Clubs Climb Aboard

    Water, water everywhere......was the theme for the day on Saturday February 19. Apologies to S T Coleridge, and assurances that there were NO ancient mariners there on the day, but it couldn't have been much wetter as representatives of several of the yacht clubs landed on Wallasea Island to learn...
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